September 2, 1963 - President John F. Kennedy's interview with Walter Cronkite

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  • @chrislong3938
    @chrislong3938 3 роки тому +84

    Incredibly articulate who thinks on his feet and is VERY comfortable in his skin!
    No animosity towards the other party, nothing but charm wit and grace!
    We need a good centrist now!!!!

  • @Swaschbuckler
    @Swaschbuckler 3 роки тому +119

    So open and honest. I wish that we’d had that today.

    • @marksolomon4248
      @marksolomon4248 3 роки тому +11

      He had come into his own. His death changed everything

    • @al18631963
      @al18631963 2 роки тому +4

      Trump's pretty honest about questions
      He let's his true feelings come forward in interviews.

    • @TP-ne6ez
      @TP-ne6ez Рік тому

      He wasn't totally honest, The Kennedy's had an agenda to be in political power for decades, while he stood for many righteous things, he did use his power to work in future elections for himself and his brothers....this in my opinion is what caused his and his brother's demise...and Ted then just became another floozy chaser and murderer.

    • @JewelJewelBitler
      @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

      @@al18631963 No comparison to that orange whining crybaby sore loser.

  • @markjohnson9455
    @markjohnson9455 3 роки тому +117

    The arguments that JFK makes about jobs and need for education still rings true 60 years later.

    • @closetcleaner
      @closetcleaner 2 роки тому +4

      Listen to all campaign speeches for all the elections in this country (available on YT), the messages are pretty much the same on every election.

    • @wtmerit6129
      @wtmerit6129 2 роки тому +3

      @@closetcleaner Maybe we need to follow the Ukrainians and elect a comedian? At least we'd be entertained with good delivery.

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому +4

      @@wtmerit6129 FYI Zelenskyy graduated from the Kyiv National Economic University in 2000 with a law degree.

    • @Gigi1111Layna
      @Gigi1111Layna Рік тому

      @@closetcleaner Bc they copy their old foes or predecessors. Obiden is an arrogant moron, and JFK would literally go Republican from the state of what obriden has done.

    • @dianeprigge595
      @dianeprigge595 Рік тому +1

      He was willing and able to change the world.

  • @johnstriker480
    @johnstriker480 2 роки тому +53

    When he got shot, Walter took it personally.
    America took it personally.

    • @cascade5682
      @cascade5682 2 місяці тому +1

      It was being sent home from school early that weighed heavy on me.
      Our TV was on that weekend to watch Ruby shoot Oswald. That was gross for most of us 10 year olds to watch.

  • @raymondeaton5692
    @raymondeaton5692 3 роки тому +318

    When it came to the presidency Kennedy was a patriot and a class act. Wish we had him now.

    • @andronicospalaeologos8280
      @andronicospalaeologos8280 3 роки тому +18

      That’s How People were brought up then. Before Liberals, Media, Entertainment, Music Industry made it unfashionable to be respectful, educated, and tolerant of all. Not just Special Interests, whats in Vogue, or who Lobbyists help formulate, fabricate a popular opinion for.

    • @kellykempkilroy
      @kellykempkilroy 3 роки тому +22

      JFK was a real WW2 war hero. He was my first boyhood hero. I would have placed him in the category of a Statesman and not a “professional politician.”

    • @raymondeaton5692
      @raymondeaton5692 3 роки тому +6

      @Christopher Nelson I do as well. Watergate happened as a result of relentless anti-American attacks by the news media.

    • @niyomphusopha9755
      @niyomphusopha9755 3 роки тому

      @Ricky Sanchez JFK was optimistic,straightforward,and sincere.nixon's crook,dirty trickster.He 's
      rattlesnake . He loathed the two bros,JFK and Bobby. Robert Kennedy shot dead by who,u think,
      sirhan sirhan? Definitely not. He merely was a decoy or redherring. The real killer was a bastard,eugene cesar. Cesar was whose, you guess.

    • @raymondeaton5692
      @raymondeaton5692 3 роки тому +6

      @Ricky Sanchez Yep. Kennedy even donated to Nixon's campaign for congress.

  • @thejerseyj9422
    @thejerseyj9422 3 роки тому +147

    A great President, my favorite.

    • @thejerseyj9422
      @thejerseyj9422 3 роки тому +2

      @Pain FreePresident Trump, a close second for me. Almost a tie.

    • @FerallHog
      @FerallHog Рік тому

      Trump was and is far superior.

    • @robertmoir5695
      @robertmoir5695 Рік тому

      My favorite president too the jersey 9422 Kennedy got cheated

    • @robertmoir5695
      @robertmoir5695 Рік тому +4

      It was unfortunate he would only live 81 days after that interview with Walter Cronkite

    • @peterlewis6820
      @peterlewis6820 4 місяці тому +2

      Im not American and touching 70 but i have to say this man was a shinning light ,not just the US but to the whole world.

  • @tony84.
    @tony84. 3 роки тому +110

    This is a great interview by two greats! President Kennedy and Walter Cronkite.

    • @tommysimmons3258
      @tommysimmons3258 3 роки тому +5

      2 months later he would tell the world our president was killed... First thing I ever remembered in my life.

    • @tony84.
      @tony84. 3 роки тому +4

      @@tommysimmons3258 I was not born for Cronkite's time on the CBS Evening News. He is just incredible to watch. Honorable mention of John Chancellor on NBC. I wish we had new anchors like that today.

    • @edsmall2167
      @edsmall2167 3 роки тому +3

      @@tony84. Walter Cronkite was a luciferian and not to be trusted

    • @tony84.
      @tony84. 3 роки тому +2

      @@edsmall2167 That's not what America thought about him. He is looked at as the gold standard of Anchormen in history.

    • @edsmall2167
      @edsmall2167 3 роки тому +1

      @@tony84. yes you're absolutely right, the gold standard of Anchormen. The gold standard of luciferianism. Their father is the greatest liar, Deceiver, and murderer. He comes to destroy and devour. Get your Bible out Tony 84. It's easy to read. But you need to beg God to truly understand his word. Know the truth and it will set you free.

  • @marilynlarosa6507
    @marilynlarosa6507 Рік тому +14

    Intelligent dialogue spiced with humor was his Forte We encouraged our children to Listen to him This is what a Leader sounds like

  • @trumpetsharps4496
    @trumpetsharps4496 3 роки тому +87

    104th anniversary of Jack's birthday today, RIP 🙏💐😔

    • @favsa5015
      @favsa5015 3 роки тому +1

      same birthday as me

    • @AV8R654
      @AV8R654 3 роки тому +1

      @@favsa5015 congratulations with your 104th birthday sir, madam.

    • @nonnie8316
      @nonnie8316 3 роки тому +5

      Not dead - second coming of our Lord and Savior

    • @tammydavis6912
      @tammydavis6912 3 роки тому +5

      He's still living! He survived! Thanks to God and Tesla technology! ThankQ JFK for taking down the Cabal and leading this world out of slavery!

    • @joann5075
      @joann5075 3 роки тому

      @@nonnie8316 🌟💫🙏💓⚡💜😎

  • @gameshowfan7638
    @gameshowfan7638 3 роки тому +94

    JFK's ability to speak so intelligently and eloquently off the cuff is so impressive! His ideology and visions for America were so ahead of his time, yet so eerie and sad hearing him speak of his plans for the upcoming 1964 re-election campaign and beyond, while we viewers know he never made it past 1963 . . .

    • @pauljudedavisvideos
      @pauljudedavisvideos 3 роки тому +2

      Vietnam started with his decision to go in. That's history!

    • @berto8591
      @berto8591 2 роки тому +4

      dont think joe biden could speak the same way.

    • @Anthony-hu3rj
      @Anthony-hu3rj 2 роки тому +1

      @@berto8591 Biden is intelligent and speaks very well.

    • @chriscurtis8344
      @chriscurtis8344 2 роки тому +1

      @@berto8591 PLEASE!

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому

      @@berto8591 you can bet that Kennedy never would have tweeted 'COVFEFE'. He would never have instigated or supported sedition, or encouraged citizens to overthrow the government, or stop or interfere with the peaceful transfer of power; pardoned or promised to pardon seditionists. we certainly didn't see members of the Kennedy clan making deals and using his presidency to personally profit - like Jared's multiBillion dollar deal with the Saudis.

  • @aaronposter6852
    @aaronposter6852 2 роки тому +39

    How could you not admire this man and not feel extremely proud to be an American? What happened to us?

    • @YungChief
      @YungChief Рік тому +7

      Woke culture

    • @mickeyconnor830
      @mickeyconnor830 Рік тому +8

      ​@@YungChiefWoke culture began with a Democratic overreaction to Republican totalitarianism after 9/11. We're swinging the pendulum back around, as a society, but be wary of too strict a control over the public's doings this time. Our lives aren't the government's to dictate. And rhetoric isn't without consequences, either. We need reasoned debate, not name calling.

    • @FerallHog
      @FerallHog Рік тому

      The Democrat (Marxist) Party took every aspect of our culture. Plus massive 3rd world immigration happened to us.

    • @paulcarney8157
      @paulcarney8157 Рік тому

      Pull up a video of his “man on the moon” commitment speech and focus on LBJ in background… we went from a historic, eloquent philosopher-statesman to a disinterested moron. Pretty much into the future: the morons won.

    • @leegilley221
      @leegilley221 Рік тому +2

      Overboard wicked liberalism.

  • @TangledUpInBlue631
    @TangledUpInBlue631 10 місяців тому +19

    Not a teleprompter in sight. Expressing his thoughts in an insightful and thoughtful manner. He was so very special, along with Walter Cronkite. He left a void beyond measure.

  • @premnathnair2721
    @premnathnair2721 3 роки тому +48

    Real President in all respects !!

    • @sunnyhill5119
      @sunnyhill5119 2 роки тому +5

      And thats why he was killed. May the conspirators get their just desserts on the other side, to be handed out by the ultimate judge himself...God, The Almighty. Amen.

    • @frankgraham1996
      @frankgraham1996 3 місяці тому

      @@sunnyhill5119 He was Killed becuse he tried to end the Cold War with the then Soviets. That would have cost the Banks billions of dollars since war is the most profitable endeavor for the FED and the banks below it that really run America.

  • @garymazeffa6819
    @garymazeffa6819 3 роки тому +186

    What no teleprompters? Able to articulate coherent responses to questions on many topics and subjects. Non-canned answers such as the one on losing more Southern states in the next election. A very pragmatic and realistic politician. Not a single one today of this caliber.

    • @MicroSoftner
      @MicroSoftner 3 роки тому +5

      No cards to read either...

    • @mikeingersoll7344
      @mikeingersoll7344 3 роки тому +6

      Or people whispering into an earpiece

    • @bahamutstear1369
      @bahamutstear1369 3 роки тому +14

      Barrack Obama is of that caliber weather or not you like him he is brilliant

    • @clc-gl4jn
      @clc-gl4jn 2 роки тому +3

      @@bahamutstear1369 nope. Just a CIA puppet and possiblity the antichrist that wanted total government control
      Him and JFK should never ever be mentioned in the same light. JFK was for liberty and making the government work for the people. Obama was the opposite and used social programs to enslave them and keep them stuck. Just like LBJ...

    • @EagleArrow
      @EagleArrow 2 роки тому

      @@bahamutstear1369 Obama is known as the teleprompter President. What you don't realize is, the Media had scripted to him prior questions and his administration controlled the media. Everything was controlled. Kennedy was candid and could think on his feet.
      Obama has been groomed his whole life. He only spoke on the agenda people above him in other nations wanted him to push to destroy our nation. Please dig deep and do more research. No time left to waste.
      Military address; Obama called his wife 'Michael' twice. So I kept hearing him say this in interviews. So I decided to research it. You should too. Study photos of his whole life. Is O of good or evil? He had to choose a side. Truly dig deep.

  • @marcusharjo8081
    @marcusharjo8081 3 роки тому +66

    How sad this great man will never see 1964.

    • @westyraviz
      @westyraviz 3 роки тому +8

      At least not this version of him. In a parallel universe, he saw out his 2 terms and passed away in the 2000s

    • @thelove9160
      @thelove9160 3 роки тому +6

      @@westyraviz I don’t think he would’ve lived till the 2000’s he was also a gravely ill person

    • @matthewgeddis8870
      @matthewgeddis8870 2 роки тому +3

      He did in Spirit

    • @JewelJewelBitler
      @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

      ​​​@@thelove9160So what. We still could have benefited had he lived only a few years. Johnson was an old goat with a bad heart who would have died shortly after leaving his second term. Ike was tinkering on the verge. He passed only 9 years later.

  • @jimmy1154
    @jimmy1154 3 роки тому +155

    This man was Albert Einstein with his understanding of the country and the world compared to the hack and stooge we have today.

    • @pauljudedavisvideos
      @pauljudedavisvideos 3 роки тому +21

      The STOOGE was the man with the fake colored hair!

    • @pauljudedavisvideos
      @pauljudedavisvideos 3 роки тому +14

      Joe Biden actually has three times the experience of government compared with JFK. Do some homework instead of letting Sean tell you what to think!

    • @palmbeachcitizen
      @palmbeachcitizen 3 роки тому +8

      You mean President Fake-Bake?

    • @getredytagetredy
      @getredytagetredy 3 роки тому +3

      Tesla...
      Einstein was a fraud

    • @roseblake5803
      @roseblake5803 3 роки тому +16

      @T A - President Biden is doing a great job in the aftermath of trump’s fiasco. He knows what he’s doing but people want instant gratification. The thing is everyone has a different idea of what that is.

  • @raulmacias1311
    @raulmacias1311 3 роки тому +27

    President Kennedy possessed the most magnetic smile.
    At 19:44 President Kennedy flashes his iconic smile.

    • @sonoranrain2330
      @sonoranrain2330 3 роки тому +4

      It was really a genuine, magnetic smile. I can see why the ladies adored him......

  • @dante5622
    @dante5622 3 роки тому +36

    Sad that this was a month after their son, Patrick died at 2 days old. Then JFK would be assassinated two months later.

  • @weston.weston
    @weston.weston Рік тому +5

    He so head and shoulders above those who have followed him. I have been reading a lot about him in recent months and am very impressed by him. I have always written him off as being rich with mediocre smarts but I have started to see him differently.

  • @wtmerit6129
    @wtmerit6129 3 роки тому +30

    Smart man, much more articulate than a past President. When we lost him we lost. Would have been much farther ahead if what happened never happened.

    • @wtmerit6129
      @wtmerit6129 2 роки тому +1

      @@elifield7149 Wish the Republicans could come up with something more mature than a Don want a be Clorox man. All the Senators, Congressman and Governors, etc., this is the best we got? We have a problem.

    • @roneubanks829
      @roneubanks829 Рік тому +2

      ​@@wtmerit6129 maybe if they tug on Joe's leg hairs something might pop up.

  • @MustangMike012
    @MustangMike012 3 роки тому +29

    I can see why Mr. Cronkite was fighting back tears announcing to the world JFK was assassinated.

    • @mr.dawson1988
      @mr.dawson1988 3 роки тому +10

      Kennedy was so intelligent and personable.

    • @MustangMike012
      @MustangMike012 3 роки тому +4

      @@mr.dawson1988 Have u ever been to the JFK library?

    • @mr.dawson1988
      @mr.dawson1988 3 роки тому +6

      @@MustangMike012 I haven’t been there but it is definitely on my list.

    • @mooncrab
      @mooncrab Рік тому +3

      @@mr.dawson1988 I have over 30 years ago

  • @jerryorrell4856
    @jerryorrell4856 3 роки тому +36

    He believed in the U.S. Constitution. Politicians today do not. There in lies the problem.

    • @Section5_CdnIntelService
      @Section5_CdnIntelService 3 роки тому +3

      ReTrumplicans don't. That's a fact. Their god-king has never even read it.

    • @Kayte-tv2cw
      @Kayte-tv2cw 3 роки тому +1

      @@Section5_CdnIntelService Your statement is sad, but true…

    • @rhondabitler5474
      @rhondabitler5474 10 місяців тому +2

      Yes. He mentioned it quite often in conversation and speeches.

    • @JewelJewelBitler
      @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

      ​@@Section5_CdnIntelServiceI can't stand Trump.

    • @MarcKlark
      @MarcKlark 24 дні тому

      The 🇺🇸 US Constitution

  • @quatermass8
    @quatermass8 3 роки тому +15

    Thanks for the Upload.

  • @norveldemelo9499
    @norveldemelo9499 3 роки тому +53

    Smartest president in the history of the country 💪

    • @tomclewis1040
      @tomclewis1040 3 роки тому +2

      PULL OUT A 10-SPOT. NOT A LOT TO THE BRIGHTEST STAR OF CAMELOT, BUT ALEXANDER HAMILTON, WHILE NEVER P.O.TU.S, WAS THE CHIEF ARCHITECT OF OUR ECONOMIC DESTINY?!?!?!? STAR BRIGHT, NYX @ KNIGHTZ-OF-CHERUBIUM!!!!🥜🥜🥜🥜🥜🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🍔🍔🍔🍔🍟🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭🥪🥪🥪🥪🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🥞🥞🥞🥞🧇🧇🧇🧇🧇🧀🧀🧀🥦🥦🥦☕☕☕☕☕☕🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🍫🍫🍷🍷🍷🍸🍹🍺🍺🧊🧊🍯🍯🍯🍯⚽️⚽️⚾️⚾️🏈🏈🏉🏉🎱🎱🎯🎯🎰🎰🎲🎲🎨🎨🎭🎭🃏🃏♟♣️♦️♥️

    • @ernestkovach3305
      @ernestkovach3305 3 роки тому +6

      Not even close. He was indeed bright , high IQ despite poor grades in college and before. However, his IQ was certainly far , far less than that of geniuses like Thomas Jefferson and almost certainly below that of : Abe Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson, George Washington, James Madison , and a few others. To be sure jfk was very bright ...I'd put him in a class, intellect wise, in the Jimmy Carter, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover , and or John Adams range.
      Of the 45 presidents, he would likely be in the top 15 all time, which = Top 1/3 of all presidents. Impressive.

    • @marcsonnenberg623
      @marcsonnenberg623 3 роки тому +13

      @@ernestkovach3305 Obama & Clinton were very intelligent too, unlike Trump.

    • @grapefruitjuice9473
      @grapefruitjuice9473 3 роки тому +2

      @@tomclewis1040 hell are you talking about?

    • @rockyracoon3233
      @rockyracoon3233 3 роки тому +3

      @@marcsonnenberg623 . I suppose Biden is a genius.

  • @dennissettlemyre917
    @dennissettlemyre917 3 роки тому +33

    He had less than 90 days of life left here 😢

  • @sonoranrain2330
    @sonoranrain2330 3 роки тому +58

    Wow...A Democratic president suggesting an 11 billion dollar tax cut in 1963! (9:55) Sadly, those days are forever gone.......:-(

    • @thatguywhosayshi7021
      @thatguywhosayshi7021 3 роки тому +6

      The modern Democratic Party is no Jack Kennedy party, don’t let anybody tel you otherwise

    • @brianarbenz1329
      @brianarbenz1329 Рік тому

      No, JFK’s tax cut was for the working class and the low income, not for the rich. Democratic tax cuts are nothing like Republican tax cuts.

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому +1

      @@thatguywhosayshi7021 and Bill Clinton is probably the individual most responsible for that ... although ironically, the US was extremely prosperous under his administration.

  • @vicmartinoofficial331
    @vicmartinoofficial331 2 роки тому +15

    I remember the day President Kennedy got shot! I was a child watching tv with my mother Rose when the news came on the tv that President Kennedy got shot! And my mother Rose and I both sat there in tears. A sad day for our Country.

  • @ronaldzent4845
    @ronaldzent4845 2 роки тому +25

    I read somewhere that he read up to 10 different newspapers everyday, yes, we can only still speculate how things would've turned out had he lived longer, but even the short time he was with us, I think he showed what a Real Leader could be like, also, in regards to the Cuban missle crisis, he had the support and guidance of Eisenhower over the phone, I think he was gradually growing into the role of POTUS, and becoming a World Leader as well

  • @alvanwalls8371
    @alvanwalls8371 3 роки тому +27

    This man was the most intelligent American President .The future of a new generation was unlimited.. The leader of free world, taken from USA too soon.. Afterwords...we got stuck in the mud in Vietnam.. LBJ dug himself and American youth in a big ole hole..The USA never recovered...This guy was a genuine leader.

    • @filay248
      @filay248 3 місяці тому +1

      He made his mistakes but had plans to correct his mistakes. I condemn him for getting us further involved in Vietnam, but I appreciate him making plans to start withdrawing us from Vietnam in 1964 had he lived. But unfortunately he didn’t and then LBJ came and made things worse.

    • @RingoKid08
      @RingoKid08 2 місяці тому

      @@filay248 He says three times the US should not withdraw, and that the area is important to the Freeworld.

    • @filay248
      @filay248 2 місяці тому +1

      @@RingoKid08 My statement was not related to what he said in the video, to which you are correct as he did say that. There were written documents he made of getting Americans out of Vietnam, but I don't believe it was to fully get us out. He wanted to help but as he said in the video "it's their war to win."

    • @JewelJewelBitler
      @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

      ​@@filay248He didn't get us further involved in Nam. We were there in one sort or the other way since 1950.

    • @filay248
      @filay248 Місяць тому

      @@JewelJewelBitler Before Eisenhower left office, I believe there were over 900 American advisors in Vietnam. During JFK's presidency, there were 16,000 advisors/military personnel. JFK did get us further involved in the war, but credit to him he was going to start pulling us out in 1964.

  • @hv3926
    @hv3926 3 роки тому +43

    Imagine someone from his party actually being FOR tax cuts. Very smart.

    • @BRuane-pw6xq
      @BRuane-pw6xq Місяць тому

      Rates were MUCH higher then

    • @BRuane-pw6xq
      @BRuane-pw6xq Місяць тому

      Fed Courts before infected by Trumpism

  • @serega4087
    @serega4087 4 місяці тому +3

    Never heard him speaking but what how smart he was. True president

  • @vincentfalsaperla
    @vincentfalsaperla 3 роки тому +38

    So sad to think he will be dead within 2 odd months.What a great president he was.

  • @centerice
    @centerice 2 роки тому +27

    I must admit that as I watched this interview, I felt total shock and exasperation. Here is a President answering questions from the Press! It is a President, in just the FIRST ANSWER alone, using more words, and using them correctly, without any mispronunciations, grammar errors, statistical errors, or lapses of memory, than our current President has been able to string together in the last 25 interviews, combined. Furthermore, this President was completely oriented as to time, date, location, his own identity, and was answering spontaneously, creating his own sentences with his own brain. No use of teleprompters or remote audio feeds in earpieces were necessary, and he never once, had to pull out a crib sheet.
    If Cronkite had slid a crystal ball over in front of Kennedy and had him peer into the future, and he had observed the intellectual capacity of the current man holding the Highest office in the Land, he would have categorically denied that such a debacle could come to pass. He would have picked up the crystal ball and turned it over in his hands, looking for a defect, insisting that the thing MUST be defective, because, such an injustice could NEVER happen in this country; it'd simply be impossible.
    And then he would recall the "strategy" of his own "win" in 1960, hesitate, and remark, "uh, well...perhaps there is one way, it could happen." And with that, he'd have done a little reading of the future himself!

    • @herbertpetrillo485
      @herbertpetrillo485 2 роки тому +2

      So very well put.thank you for saying what many must feel

    • @fieldthrasher
      @fieldthrasher Рік тому

      Fox and Billy Graham, nuff said.

    • @shirleyhardt2701
      @shirleyhardt2701 Рік тому

      Good letter. Kennedy was so intelligent, charismatic and eloquent. Even our enemies admired and liked him. It was said that Kruschev wept when he was informed of the Presidents assassination.

  • @roberste
    @roberste 3 роки тому +15

    From what I understand, this interview was part of the first 30-minute long edition of the CBS Evening News. Prior to this network evening newscasts were 15 minutes long. NBC followed suit a week later, while ABC didn't to to a half hour long evening news until 1967.

    • @JewelJewelBitler
      @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

      I remember 15 minute news casts. I also remember November 22, 1963. And the time before although I was very young at the time.

  • @sasbeachs
    @sasbeachs 3 роки тому +20

    The more things change the more they remain the same.

  • @rafaelmadrigal9038
    @rafaelmadrigal9038 3 роки тому +28

    I was in the sixth grade during this interview. Three months before his assassination shook America. I still remember when our principal walked into our class to announce his assassination, three months later.. I still feel that Civil Rights trigger his assassination. Some did not want change.

    • @klk1900
      @klk1900 2 роки тому

      Civil rights had nothing to do with it. JFK like other Demirats had rigged the election in Chicago or jfks dad had it rigged by the america mob. In return he was suppose to stop going after them. Apparently jfk and rfk didn’t know just that they won the election because of the dad having it rigged. The mob got mad when they started coming after them. And they killed him. All the proof was released by trump in 2017 the media didn’t cover it but the facts and the truth came out. Now keep in mind Jim Crow was created by democrats literally to cause division they had it well planned out. Democrats created planned parent hood to abort black babies in 1973 after civil rights for and no joke I’m not joking. “POPULATION CONTROL of black babies” they literally came out and admitted straight up they created it so there welfare program wouldn’t have to pay for them. As a result if you look at the real numbers about 30-35mllion black babies have been killed. They will say 20million but I found a bunch they tried to keep out of the list. Keep in mind we have 41million black Americans today. We would no doubt have 80-100 million black Americans had they not killed them. The politicians admitted that its “murder” so they had to figure out a way to convince black women that it’s just birth control and they did.

    • @howdydoody4756
      @howdydoody4756 2 роки тому

      I dont think anyone would murder a President to keep a few blacks out of school. Thats ridiculous.

  • @joltinjack
    @joltinjack 3 роки тому +16

    At the end, I heard some muddled talk about CBS News going to 30 minutes (maybe to cover the expanding Viet Nam war). Cronkite said something in reply about $50,000 per day. I would assume that would be the cost of extending coverage, or the amount of additional ad revenue this could generate. It was sad to see such a brilliant, level-headed man, be struck down just two months later. His solutions to the economy and the Viet Nam conflict, and descriptions of such, were brilliant. Geez. Now, look what the hell we have.

    • @Kayte-tv2cw
      @Kayte-tv2cw 3 роки тому

      To expand on your statement, we should look at everyone we have had in the Oval Office SINCE Kennedy’s assassination…

  • @jimcooper1320
    @jimcooper1320 2 роки тому +14

    Today's leaders could learn something by listening to presidents from the past

    • @AnthonyCatella
      @AnthonyCatella Рік тому

      Precisely why I listen to Presidents from the past.

  • @timacoata7456
    @timacoata7456 3 роки тому +42

    Great President! RIP JFK

  • @pennicandy2799
    @pennicandy2799 3 роки тому +29

    I love president john f. Kennedy ❤️❤️❤️❤️he is my favorite president. The world is not the same without president kennedy.

    • @startreksam
      @startreksam 3 роки тому +3

      I totally agree with you!

    • @8176morgan
      @8176morgan 3 роки тому +4

      @ Penni Candy. How much different and better would the 1960's have been had JFK been able to serve out his two terms. Such a loss.

    • @8176morgan
      @8176morgan 3 роки тому +1

      @@Kayte-tv2cw Hard to say really. Probably no Vietnam War, no MLK day, and maybe RFK elected president instead of Jimmy Carter.

  • @denniss1044
    @denniss1044 5 місяців тому +3

    He was murdered because he was in the way. We never recovered.

  • @lonnietoth5765
    @lonnietoth5765 3 роки тому +59

    This country went down hill since Nov. 22 , 1963 !

  • @richardcutt727
    @richardcutt727 2 роки тому +19

    This video shows just how far journalism has fallen today, and if I may say so the quality of Presidentiial candidates in the USA and Prime Minister candidates in the UK.

    • @wilnerolivier7971
      @wilnerolivier7971 2 роки тому

      The quality of UK prime ministerial candidates comment has aged well!! Hasn't it??

    • @ggmm6182
      @ggmm6182 Рік тому

      @@wilnerolivier7971 in what way has it not aged well?
      I believe he's right,

  • @junedomine5134
    @junedomine5134 3 роки тому +12

    This is so awesome 🙏❤️🙏

  • @gordonhasty466
    @gordonhasty466 Місяць тому +1

    We went from this highly intelligent, articulate, and inspiring man to Lyndon Johnson. What a shame!

  • @ronniehowell8150
    @ronniehowell8150 3 роки тому +13

    I wish Kennedy was president now our nation would not be in a mess

    • @Kayte-tv2cw
      @Kayte-tv2cw 3 роки тому

      I agree with you…

    • @Kayte-tv2cw
      @Kayte-tv2cw 3 роки тому +3

      @Pain Free It is highly insulting to me to constantly hear kooks like you mention President Kennedy and “that former guy” in the same sentence. I have lived through both administrations - - and believe me, Trump is no JFK…

    • @thomasmurallo9688
      @thomasmurallo9688 3 роки тому

      Let's hope and pray d trump picks up where both Kennedys left off but better.god test them both.big time.

  • @baberRuth
    @baberRuth Рік тому +4

    They both served honorably in Combat in WWll. One, a PT boat Commander. Other, a reporter up front or in the air w the pilots & crews

  • @suechun8871
    @suechun8871 3 роки тому +16

    This president shocked the south into kindness toward all citizens.

  • @kdmdlo
    @kdmdlo 3 роки тому +23

    81 days later, he was dead and Cronkite made that announcement on CBS.

    • @kellykempkilroy
      @kellykempkilroy 3 роки тому +4

      KM… and America wept along with Walter Cronkite.🇺🇸

    • @getredytagetredy
      @getredytagetredy 3 роки тому +2

      Cronkite was all
      Crocodile tears when he read the memo...
      Probably laughed like Bush smirk about a crazed gunman shooting JFK

    • @JoeSmith-eo7rc
      @JoeSmith-eo7rc 4 місяці тому

      @@getredytagetredydo you want to throw hands if you want to we can

    • @MarcKlark
      @MarcKlark 24 дні тому

      This interview got him taken out

    • @cathybrind2381
      @cathybrind2381 2 дні тому

      @@getredytagetredy What load of BS you do come up with.

  • @elvirastokes1335
    @elvirastokes1335 3 роки тому +13

    History 🙏👌

  • @AS-xz3zo
    @AS-xz3zo 3 роки тому +3

    Interesting old videos thanks for sharing

  • @achterlijkeidioten
    @achterlijkeidioten Рік тому +2

    "It doesn’t do us any good to say well, why don’t we all just go home and leave the world to those who are our enemies". Still true today.

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому

      Today's republicans certainly need to listen and take heed. It's mind boggling that they support Putin and Russia and believe that US should do exactly that ... and leave Crimea, Ukraine and eventually Poland and other parts of Europe to Russia ... and Putin has made it clear that he IS our enemy.

  • @debbiescott5555
    @debbiescott5555 2 роки тому +13

    Wonderful interview. Thank you for saving and sharing this with us. Notice how the Fed govt had gotten involved in this school situation, but Pres Kennedy as a Dem said, it should be a local issue. Fed govt is more involved than they should be in everything today. Interesting to hear the issues of the day back then.

    • @jjns5600
      @jjns5600 2 роки тому

      Yes, but that's because the constitutionality of all citizens, has been broadened...which is of course a Federal act! The Federal government has the constitutional responsibility to make sure the states "carry out" those rights on the state-level, and can assert itself on edicts which support it.

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому

      You need to go back and listen to that section again ... he did stress that going through the courts the federal court and what - that he hoped that the state would comply with the federal order. That said --- when I reflect on his presidency, the issues of the day confronting him, particularly civil rights, I can't help but wonder if MLK's decisions and actions didn't play a huge role in Kennedy's lack of popularity plus in his assassination. JFK did not want to publicly get embroiled in the civil rights issue until his second term.

  • @tripacer8259
    @tripacer8259 2 роки тому +16

    Walter Cronkite is a legend, TAKE NOTES NEWS MEDIA OUTLETS!!

    • @jb-vb8un
      @jb-vb8un Рік тому +2

      The reporter's story after Tet had dramatic repercussions. And his conclusions were based on a grave misinterpretation. Douglas Brinkley’s new biography of Walter Cronkite has sparked an intriguing controversy about the CBS anchorman’s famous trip to Vietnam in February 1968. That’s when, as legend has it, Cronkite was so shocked at the devastation of the communists’ Tet offensive that he went over to see for himself what was really going on. And he concluded the war was a stalemate, probably unwinnable. Brinkley buys the argument, put forth by the late David Halberstam in his characteristically portentous manner, that Cronkite’s February 27 broadcast, "Report from Vietnam," played a major role in turning Americans against the war and inducing President Lyndon Johnson to abandon his reelection campaign.
      Cronkite’s report, writes Brinkley, was "immediately seen as a catalyst by pundits in the Monday newspapers. . . . Cronkite turned dove, and the hawk Johnson lost his talons." This tracks with what Halberstam wrote in his 1979 book, The Powers That Be: "It was the first time in American history that a war has been declared over by an anchorman." Lyndon Johnson was said to have watched the broadcast and exclaimed to his press secretary, George Christian, "If I have lost Walter Cronkite, I’ve lost Middle America."
      Harvard’s Louis Menand, writing in The New Yorker, has an interesting take on this. "The trouble with this inspiring little story," he says, "is that most of it is either invented or disputed." He cites W. Joseph Campbell’s 2010 book, Getting It Wrong: Ten of the Greatest Misrepresented Stories in American Journalism, as noting that Johnson did not see the Cronkite report when it was broadcast. Menand recalls a 1979 quote from Christian saying he really didn’t recall what Johnson said in response to whatever or if he said anything at all like what was then being quoted. And Menand questions whether Cronkite’s broadcast had anything approaching the impact now attributed to it. This is all great fun and the kind of thing the intelligentsia loves to kick around. But it misses a fundamental point that goes to the heart of America’s Vietnam tragedy. If Cronkite did in fact have a major impact on the American consciousness back in the winter of 1968 (and he very well may have), that impact was based on a fanciful interpretation of events.

  • @andronicospalaeologos8280
    @andronicospalaeologos8280 3 роки тому +29

    For younger people, not of that period, this is how people acted, & spoke before Liberals, Media, Entertainment, Music Industry made it unfashionable to be respectful, educated, and tolerant of all. Not just Special Interests, whats in Vogue, or who Lobbyists help formulate, fabricate a popular opinion for.

    • @kermitkelly8833
      @kermitkelly8833 3 роки тому

      Boom

    • @Anthony-hu3rj
      @Anthony-hu3rj 2 роки тому

      Liberals? You rightwingers are pure snowflakes. Poof, melted. Blame, blame, blame. Take responsibility! It's what old time conservatives used to preach before they got taken over by hatemongers.

    • @psy-op1201
      @psy-op1201 Рік тому

      One thing is certain. It was not "Liberals" that assassinated the liberal President John F. Kennedy.

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому

      and before conservatives, the alt right, used 'christianity' and waving bibles as campaign and policy tools; before the alt right made it an art form and part of their platform to spy on everyone's personal bedrooms; beforehand picked justices approved Citizens United granting corporations status of individuals; and before the rise of PACs and super PACs. Before the alt right waged war on individuals and blatantly favored corporations, particularly global corporations.

    • @rhondabitler5474
      @rhondabitler5474 10 місяців тому

      You forgot conservatives, and Maga supporters.

  • @mikekev58
    @mikekev58 2 роки тому +4

    I was 15 in '63.
    His death darkened my view of extremist influence on the American Experiment.

  • @musiclover3205
    @musiclover3205 3 роки тому +13

    Walter Cronkite was only 6 months older than President Kennedy.

    • @tubergetrude333
      @tubergetrude333 3 роки тому +6

      didnt know that, kennedy seemed so youthful.

    • @Steph-lc7hy
      @Steph-lc7hy 3 роки тому +3

      Yes I had to google it because, I can’t believe it. It’s true he was born nov 1916 and jfk was born in may 1917. Kennedy was definitely the portrait of youth and Kennedy didn’t live as long as Cronkite. Hence we remember him as a young man but Cronkite grew old before dying.

    • @liecrusher3506
      @liecrusher3506 3 роки тому +4

      It's in the hair.

    • @brianarbenz1329
      @brianarbenz1329 Рік тому +3

      In every image of him, Cronkite looked 65. JFK will always look 35.

  • @raulmacias1311
    @raulmacias1311 3 роки тому +9

    President Kennedy had found his stride by the Fall of 1963.
    The American University Speech on June 10,1963 where he explained the United States" role in the world.
    The inspiring Civil Rights speech the next day, June 11,1963.
    After President Kennedy's body was returned to Washington, DC, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was with a good friend Charles Spaulding who got him some sleeping pills and talked with him for a while. When Charles Spaulding closed the door to leave, he waited outside and heard the Attorney General sobbing and saying, "Why? Why God Why? We were doing so well. Everything was so poised, so well. Why? Why?"
    Mr. Spaulding said "and he repeated it, and repeated it and repeated it, and finally quiet. And I left."

    • @whitneywilliams317
      @whitneywilliams317 Рік тому +1

      Mind you, June 11th as he gave that speech Medger Evers was assassinated that very night, crazy🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @StephenBeard-b4j
      @StephenBeard-b4j 4 дні тому

      Kenny O’Donnell said he was getting the right people in but it takes time. So I can see what Bobby was meaning. He was just n the cusp of greatness a second term and he would’ve cemented it. Probably the only President whose second term would’ve been more fulfilling than the first. Terrible loss

  • @roberttompkins6489
    @roberttompkins6489 2 роки тому +8

    When you isten to how intelligent, knowlegable, and articulate JFk was compared to what we recently had as a President---you see how far America has declined.

    • @karenmainor4275
      @karenmainor4275 2 роки тому

      When you refer to "what we recently had as a President, I assume you're referring to Trump.

    • @roberttompkins6489
      @roberttompkins6489 2 роки тому

      @@karenmainor4275 of course-that is self-evident

    • @alaskanprincess9386
      @alaskanprincess9386 Рік тому

      covfefe

    • @ClydeEubanks
      @ClydeEubanks 5 місяців тому

      ​@@karenmainor4275yet Joe can't say a word without a teleprompter and an ear piece. It's sad how low the democratic scale has fallen as well .

  • @girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288
    @girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288 4 місяці тому +3

    Chilling to hear their discussion of Vietnam, at a point when we only had advisors in Vietnam and we had experienced about 50 USA casualties. How could JFK have imagined the Tet offensive. So sad. And Nixon did drag us into Cambodia and Laos. The heartbreak of Vietnam never seems to end. But now we are trade partners, so I think that is good. When I am shopping and I have the choice of a product that says "Made in Vietnam" I buy it. The least we can do.

    • @levin448
      @levin448 2 місяці тому +2

      Shortly after this interview he ordered a total withdrawal from Vietnam by early 1965. This was reversed immediately after he was killed.

    • @BRuane-pw6xq
      @BRuane-pw6xq Місяць тому +1

      Johnson and Nixon s War

  • @Mikemoto1
    @Mikemoto1 Рік тому +3

    JFK would be considered too conservative to win the Democratic nomination today.

  • @mikekev58
    @mikekev58 2 роки тому +6

    Calling on Diem's gov't to change. JFK was committed to helping, but made it clear that the government of South Vietnam had to win the war.
    It was the age of the Domino Theory, as Ike advised JFK.
    We will never know what turn, if any, we would have taken had JFK lived.

    • @arthurclarke6703
      @arthurclarke6703 Рік тому +3

      The turn came on Friday October 11, 1963 ,when JFK authorized National Security Action # 263
      NASAM #263 called for the withdrawal of the first 1000 advisors to be home by Christmas 1963. This actually happened
      But that was the end of that! On Tuesday Nov 26 ,1963 even before the flowers had begun to wilt on JFK's grave, LBJ issued Nasam #273 which started the shift in our policy regarding Vietnam.

    • @levin448
      @levin448 2 місяці тому

      ​​@@arthurclarke6703Excellent summary. Total withdrawal was for early 1965.

  • @nombreapellido9038
    @nombreapellido9038 Рік тому +6

    These two great men make me gush with pride as an American. Things seem pretty messed up right now but maybe someday some great men like these will come along.
    Walter Cronkite - a gift to journalism.
    John F Kennedy - a gift to America.

    • @kazamshah4543
      @kazamshah4543 Рік тому

      He was a man of the people. He was, and always will be OUR president.

  • @juliemomzithomas6731
    @juliemomzithomas6731 3 роки тому +15

    I felt like our hope went down with JFK jr's plane. I wanted to see him develop.

    • @niyomphusopha9755
      @niyomphusopha9755 3 роки тому +1

      Only him, developing u mentioned is impossible. We'll ascertain it if and only if the mass of people
      come along with us.

    • @bigsky2256
      @bigsky2256 3 роки тому +1

      You R talking about the current VP....JFKJR!!

    • @levin448
      @levin448 2 місяці тому

      No comparison.

  • @AQ-uc4bb
    @AQ-uc4bb 3 роки тому +13

    Todo un caballero 🎩 JFK ♥️🇺🇸

  • @travismclaurin9419
    @travismclaurin9419 2 роки тому +4

    This was a very important interview for President Kennedy as a result of what he predicted for 1964. His re-election, the Civil Rights movement and rising crisis in Vietnam.

  • @paulbusman5843
    @paulbusman5843 3 роки тому +9

    In 1963 i was 16 years old, I admired him at that moment and I still do, he was a very smart and pragmatic polician wanting the best for everyone killed by a lunatic , it was and always will stay as the most dramatic fact in our world

    • @kermitkelly8833
      @kermitkelly8833 3 роки тому +3

      It was a mob hit to neutralize Bobby and leave him powerless to continue harrassing them. Dorothy Killgallen knew this but also paid with her life before she could spill the beans.

    • @psy-op1201
      @psy-op1201 Рік тому +1

      If you with "lunatic" mean Lee Oswald, I have to correct you. He didn't kill anyone that day. If you mean that the killer of JFK had to have been a "lunatic", I agree.
      Off course.

    • @psy-op1201
      @psy-op1201 Рік тому

      @@kermitkelly8833 Was it the mob that bungled the autopsy? That convinced the US Government to organize the biggest cover-up in human history?
      Yes, the mob played a minor part on the ground, but it didn't sit in the drivers seat, no.

    • @levin448
      @levin448 2 місяці тому

      Who benefited from the assassination is the question that one needs to ask.

  • @robertnieten7259
    @robertnieten7259 3 роки тому +18

    The Democratic party changed dramatically after Johns death. I think the last chance they had to restore its' integrity was Bobby Kennedy, but that ended in '68.

    • @thehealthychefri
      @thehealthychefri 3 роки тому

      The parties never switched, only Strom Thurmond!

    • @sundial6919
      @sundial6919 3 роки тому +1

      Bobby was headed in the same direction we re headed today he wasnt John

  • @rboston33
    @rboston33 2 роки тому +2

    This was filmed at the Kennedy Compound in Hyannisport, MA.

  • @meandthemrs7403
    @meandthemrs7403 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for posting this. I wanted to watch it after just finishing Bill O'Reilly's book.

  • @marcyfan-tz4wj
    @marcyfan-tz4wj День тому

    i enjoy interviews around this time with jfk discussing how much he liked the cary grant movie "charade"....i only watched cronkite up until i was in junior high but respected him.

  • @bradyfry8031
    @bradyfry8031 3 місяці тому +1

    Lincoln and Kennedy. 2 great presidents that still had a lot to accomplish when they were assassinated. It was a sad, unfortunate day when they were killed.

  • @anthonyangeli256
    @anthonyangeli256 3 роки тому +15

    JFK was the last American president to have class, intelligence, & a sincere love for this country & every one of it's citizens. Hence the term, " My fellow citizens".
    Protect our borders. If you want to become an America citizen you MUST earn it. Period!! Tell that to Bejing Biden & his comrads.

    • @ernestodelaserna9494
      @ernestodelaserna9494 3 роки тому

      Angeli? Italian name? Italians were shut out of the U.S. after 1924 because people with your level of ignorance thought they were low life criminals.

    • @anthonyangeli256
      @anthonyangeli256 3 роки тому +2

      @@ernestodelaserna9494 yes we were disciminated against. Treated like crap working in the mines. So we're the Polish people. All treated horribly by the Irish bosses. I got that first hand from my grandfather who worked 10 hours a day or more in the dangerous coal mines. So do you see me bitching & moaning & walking around with a chip on my shoulder & thinking the world owes me something. Grow the f*** up & move on. Stop holding grudges against people you never knew.

    • @rockyracoon3233
      @rockyracoon3233 3 роки тому +1

      @@anthonyangeli256 . Exactly! Take a ticket and stand in line with everyone else.

  • @faithoffaith
    @faithoffaith 3 місяці тому +1

    Wow who would have thought that only two months later Walter would be announcing his death.

  • @1HURRICANEH
    @1HURRICANEH Рік тому +2

    When he spoke people listened.

  • @maryschwab6674
    @maryschwab6674 3 роки тому +5

    Thank u so much, u answered a question iv long had.

  • @johngiles132
    @johngiles132 Місяць тому

    Much more impressive than the two candidates we have now. Of course, one of the current candidates is totally off his rocker.

  • @prlover91
    @prlover91 3 роки тому +6

    RIP PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY !!!

  • @marshalllittleton8832
    @marshalllittleton8832 3 роки тому +6

    When America was still great. This is why my family were Democrats, but no longer.

    • @nicktaylor1015
      @nicktaylor1015 3 роки тому +2

      Great for who? Women? Blacks? Gays? Check the life expectancy in 1963 compared to now. The air and water were filthy. Cars were slow gas guzzling monsters pumping lead into the atmosphere unmolested. You had to pay to vote in some states. There was no Medicare. Oh, and by the way, the man who’s being interviewed was gunned down in the middle of Dallas a few months later. The good old days are now! Stop living in the past.

    • @marshalllittleton8832
      @marshalllittleton8832 3 роки тому

      @@nicktaylor1015 Life expectancy has almost entirely been improved by vast advancements in the medical field. They would be even better if the were not for the Communist death cult that has all but taken over America! Oh, but we don't count those! After WW 2 was out of the way there were steady improvements that really got under way with Eisenhower, even before the 1960's! That's why we have what we have today! They were already underway! Largely already in the private sector. The problem is at the same time enemies of freedom were also working! They were largely ignored now it is almost to late to stop the Communism that has already taken over Washington DC! The black, minority and poor family structure has been worse than decimated. Back then the black family structure was more solid than white families are today! While some things have taken hold, other things with the aid of Communism have been all but destroyed! The same people that want to exterminate 90% of the human race, to "save" the human race! Then pervert and enslave what remains! Just you watch what I am saying this thing is about to come unglued! I lived through those times! You can listen to the propaganda all you want there was good and bad, like now. The bad that was then is largely eliminated by the efforts of the people THEN! But, the bad now is destroying the Freedom and Liberty that we still had then! Soon there will be no Constitutional Rights for anyone except the imaginary right to kill a baby or for a man to marry a man!

    • @liecrusher3506
      @liecrusher3506 3 роки тому

      Great.
      RFK said so, shortly before he died.

  • @BoleDaPole
    @BoleDaPole 6 місяців тому +4

    JFK would be seen as a far right extremist would he run today

    • @kid--presentable
      @kid--presentable 4 місяці тому +1

      Absolutely

    • @Iam123-i5j
      @Iam123-i5j 3 місяці тому

      Everyone seems too far left or right these days. Kennedy would seem in the middle today.

  • @zzubuzz
    @zzubuzz 3 роки тому +4

    I was born on that day.

  • @frederickrapp5396
    @frederickrapp5396 3 роки тому +10

    JFK was in the final 83 days of his life, but none of us knew that at the time.

  • @Goodnewsglobal
    @Goodnewsglobal 2 роки тому +3

    Why can't we watch all of Walter's interviews somewhere? He interviewed Bobby Kennedy in 1968 but it's not on UA-cam..

  • @stevegullins9479
    @stevegullins9479 10 місяців тому +1

    President Kennedy was a man in politics ahead of his time, from Civil Rights for Blacks and people of color, education in which Kennedy came up with Affirmative Action policy, and Civil Rights Bill that became law under President Johnson, and also the war in Vietnam in which Kennedy was not fighting in that war, and that may have been last thing he did, that definitely put him in harms way .

  • @job1778
    @job1778 Рік тому +1

    CIA did not agree with him.

  • @JewelJewelBitler
    @JewelJewelBitler Місяць тому

    What a difference in journalism and politics compared to today. Intelligence, intelligence and more intelligence. A time we will never see again.😥

  • @OpusDogi
    @OpusDogi 7 місяців тому +1

    I was really intrigued by his answer on Vietnam. There has been an ongoing debate since forever whether Kennedy would have "gotten us involved" in a Vietnam War; i.e., send troops to fight it. His answers to Cronkite make clear to me that the answer is yes. On the one hand he states that it's "their" war and that we can send supplies and advisors but "they" have to fight it. This implies that he would not have sent Americans to fight the war. On the other hand, he stated that it was *imperative* that Vietnam not fall to the Communist and that the United States could not afford to have all of Southeast Asia fall under Chinese influence, threatening India (and by implication Australia). Conclusion: if it was *imperative* that Vietnam not fall to the Communists, then once the South Vietnamese government proved that it was incapable of fighting its own war (which was more likely sooner than later) then Kennedy would *imperatively* HAVE to send American troops to do the work.

  • @eddiesimms9301
    @eddiesimms9301 3 роки тому +10

    What I like about this interview is JFK ALWAYS talked about one thing: put the NEEDS AND INTEREST OF AMERICA FIRST !!....not kiss the ASS of Nations that are suppose to OUR ALLIES !!!

  • @carlamn21
    @carlamn21 Рік тому +1

    Obsessed 🥺❤️

  • @marsharevis2937
    @marsharevis2937 3 роки тому +6

  • @LordDirus007
    @LordDirus007 25 днів тому

    Whats soo ironic is Joe Rogan is the only one doing these kinds of Interviews now. Uncut, and Real

  • @prinzessindianavonbaden787
    @prinzessindianavonbaden787 Рік тому +5

    Every single day I awake, I cannot believe, what happened to this great president on Nov. 22, 1963 ! 😭 R.I.P. Jack ♥️🥀

  • @davidphenix4105
    @davidphenix4105 Рік тому +2

    CLASS ACT

  • @jester99sch
    @jester99sch Рік тому +1

    Since Friday November 22, 1963 , this country has been ripping itself apart at the seams in a free fall spiraling toward the ground that isn't going to stop until we hit the very bottom wherever, and however, whatever that means! Its not going to be pretty

  • @bobhope3716
    @bobhope3716 Рік тому +1

    God I wish today's Democrats were like Kennedy

  • @Johnny53kgb-nsa
    @Johnny53kgb-nsa 3 роки тому +5

    40 something American's had died in Vietnam. Then Johnson escalated the war, then Nixon. It was kind of funny now that President Kennedy spoke about technology putting people out of work, in the early 1960's, lol. Kennedy was a great President. Look at what we had a couple year's ago, lol, Ong, Trump! What a frickin embarrassment to America!

    • @liecrusher3506
      @liecrusher3506 3 роки тому

      Trump was our best president, since JFK.

  • @larashamblin2539
    @larashamblin2539 2 місяці тому

    Epic!

  • @PatrickHamilton-lr5rx
    @PatrickHamilton-lr5rx 3 місяці тому

    Most competent president

  • @bujin5455
    @bujin5455 2 роки тому +2

    4:00. It's really too bad America no longer has this level of class. Here we get to listen to President Kennedy thoughtfully and respectful consider the political consequences to his administration for having to over see racial integration. Too bad he wasn't destine to get that second term. America lost a great man in his passing.

  • @eddiesimms9301
    @eddiesimms9301 3 роки тому +12

    What I find tragic about today's Democratic party is that there isn't any resmblis of the JFK type democrats of yester years. The JFK democrats were very CONSERVATIVE and had the tendency to put the NEEDS OF THE NATION ahead of politics.!!

    • @savvasperisanidis
      @savvasperisanidis 3 роки тому +2

      Eddie a world wide phenomenon. In Australia we have the same problem with our politicians on both sides