landis says he placed a bullet on kennedy's stretcher and it may have later rolled onto connally's. another gunman who hit connally, but another agent in dallas that day is dismissed. >> landis claim saying the evidence and the statements just don't line up. next, let's check out the big moments from week one of the nfl. >> yeah, first, a giant loss for new york. the dallas cowboys pummeled the giants last night, 42. nothing the giants had not lost by that many points since 1973. >> another sunday shocker involves joe burrow one day after signing his record breaking contract extension, the bengals quarterback threw for a career low 82 yards in a blowout loss to the browns. >> the good news here in new england, tom brady returned to foxboro. the patriots retired his number 12. brady says he knows why his team won six super bowls. >> it's one of my core beliefs. there's nothing significant in life that can be accomplished as an individual. it's always about the team. one thing i am sure of and that will never change, is that i am a patriot for life. >> brady then hugging his kids befo

the warren commission says, the bullet was, ultimately, found on governor connally's stretcher, so theyand is the single bullet theory, majority, called the magic bullet theory. the warren commission said, it went through president kennedy's back, out his throat, and then hit governor connally in front of him. this had been used to discredit the warren commission's work. the idea that this one bullet, and the idea was attributed to arland specter, then a prosecutor, later a senator, that this bullet would do all of these things, and how crazy that is. this calls into question, the single bullet theory, and obviously, if that bullet was on president kennedy, that would not have been the same bullet that would have hit governor connally. it doesn't, necessarily, change the idea that there was one gunman, but, it does suggest if mr. landa's account is correct, and believed, does suggest some shoddy-ness by the warren commission which, for anybody who knows anything about the warren commission, will not come as much of a surprise. >> jake, thank you for joining us to talk about all of that.

jackie kennedy didn't believe, it governor connally didn't believe it, and roy kellerman, the secretman sitting in the front seat to said that we were hit by a flurry of bullets. okay. according to the official theory, they were struck by two bullets. so, the weight of the evidence shows that the president was hit by cross fire. the cia director, director of the cia himself john mccallum told that to bobby kennedy after he saw the supporter film of the assassination. so, landis's account may be open question on certain, point but it is consistent with the evidence and it compounds the severe doubts and credibility problems that the magic bullet theory has. and it points out that the cia is still keeping thousands of jfk records secret, which are related to the surveillance of lee harvey oswald before the assassination. so president biden did a terrible mistake and letting the cia keep this material secret. >> all right faris rockstool and jefferson morley, a fascinating discussion and debate between the two of you. thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> up next, new mexico's governo

governor connally's problems.d shooter had to have shot governor connally with with a second bullet because in the interim, between when kennedy gets shot and when connally shows, he's been shot on, that film is one second, lee harvey oswald had a bolt action rifle that takes at least 2.5 seconds to reload , aim and fire. seconds to reload, aim and fire. so it really does put everything on its head and it means there was no single bullet or magic bullet . bullet. >> james there will be some people who say , so what? it all people who say, so what? it all happenedin people who say, so what? it all happened in 1963. it's pretty unlikely that we'll ever satisfy my everyone about the explanation . can i mean, can explanation. can i mean, can this possibly lead to anything it can't lead to a reopen inning of the inquiry. surely >> well, i don't know that if that's the case, it may or may not lead to a reopening of the investigation. but what is important is this is i mean, you talk about what wagnerian style stories, t

warren commission said wind through president kennedy is back out his throat, then hit governor connally has been used to discredited the warren commission's work, the idea that this one bullet, the idea of -- attributed to a prosecutor later a senator. that this bullet would do all of these things, and how crazy is that. this calls into question that single bullet theory, because obviously if that bullet was behind president kennedy, it would not have been the same bullet that would have hit governor connally. it doesn't necessarily change the idea of whether or not there was one gunman, but it does suggest if mr. paul landis account is correct, and to be believed, it does suggest some shoddy nest by the warren commission. and for anybody who knows anything abouthe

jackie kennedy didn't believe, it governor connally didn't believe it, and roy kellerman, the secret the front seat to said that we were hit by a flurry of bullets. okay. according to the official theory, they were struck by two bullets. so, the weight of the evidence shows that the president was hit by cross fire. the cia director, director of the cia himself john mccallum told that to bobby kennedy after he saw the supporter film of the assassination. so, landis's account may be open question on certain, point but it is consistent with the evidence and it compounds the severe doubts and credibility problems that the magic bullet theory has. and it points out that the cia is still keeping thousands of jfk records secret, which are related to the surveillance of lee harvey oswald before the assassination. so president biden did a terrible mistake and letting the cia keep this material secret. >> all right faris rockstool and jefferson morley, a fascinating discussion and debate between the two of you. thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> up next, new mexico's governor facing a lot

the theory is based on this bullet being found on governor connally's gurney.e new york times" he found that bullet lodged in the car seat behind where kennedy was killed. he says he took that bullet to the hospital and placed it on the president's gurney. it was a piece of evidence, he tells the times, and i didn't want it to disappear or get lost. so it was, paul, you've got to make a decision, and i grabbed it. but landis now says he thinks the bullet may have rolled from kennedy's gurney to connally's, meaning it may not have been the bullet that injured connally. >> how significant is this? >> i think this is a significant piece of new evidence to support the idea there was more than one gunman. >> reporter: clint hill who climbed on the back of the limo after kennedy was shot questions landis's story. >> why do you have doubts about his account? >> because if you check all the evidence, statements, things that happened, they don't line up. it doesn't make any sense to me that he's trying to put it on the president's gurney. >> but landis who was not avail

commission said wind through president kennedy is back out his throat, then hit governor connally in front of him. this has been used to discredited the warren commission's work, the idea that this one bullet, the idea of -- attributed to a prosecutor later a senator. that this bullet would do all of these things, and how crazy is that. this calls into question that single bullet theory, because obviously if that bullet was behind president kennedy, it would not have been the same bullet that would have hit governor connally. it doesn't necessarily change the idea of whether or not there was one gunman, but it does suggest if mr. paul landis account is correct, and to be believed, it does suggest some shoddy nest by the warren commission. and for anybody who knows anything about the warren commission, this will not come as a surprise. >> jake, thank you so much for joining us to talk about all of that. >> thanks. >> and thank you for watching cnn prime time. laura coates starts right now. >> good evening everyone. i'm so glad you're here with us tonight. i'm laura coates. welcome to

so it is highly likely that somebody else was shooting and that connally got hit by a second bullet,y oswald. >> this is unbelievable. obviously the stories and the thoughts of surrounding the significant day in american history continues to this day to torment us all was a question of what really happened. james orban, all thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the powerer of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. [exhales] easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick and try vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. that grimy film on your teeth? dr. g? it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but crest pro-health's antibacterial fluoride protects all day. it stops cavities before they start. crest. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) woah. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact.

outline that you see over here. next, let's go and take a look at the countries that france had connalizedwe want to see what they were. as you can see over here, it's broken up into west africa and central africa and some of the countries that you see here, benin, cameroon, chad, congo, equatorial guine, gabon, guine bassao, we have the ivory coast, mali, niger, senegal, togo, and the central african republic, at the count is 14 uh countries in all, and that happened uh during the date of 1930s, where those 14 countries came under the control of france, france in terms of colonizing it, now let's move to the next one, enforcing colonialism, how do they went about? well uh in in the 1930s onwards france dominated the money supply, and these were some of the perks, for example, it used african labor uh, and then access to raw materials at submarket prices, those were just now a couple of examples, and then what it would do, france would actually sell the finished goods that it used in those two examples back to africa at above market prices, and this is what's called frank a freak there at

. >> the warren commission would assumeen commi the bullet fell t of governor connally and so sprunghe magic bullet theory.e but if the bullet that hit jfk is throat was found in the car, does that mean there were more than three shots fired that day? anand was there a second shoote? >> former secret service agent l landis joins me now. >> so, paul, why did you grabe the bullet? >> well, at the time, i wasat i worried that it would disappeatr and that a souvenir hunter or somebody would pick it up and take it. >> why now?ir h unt are you coming forward aftere yo all this time? jus it just.t just happened. ed. i reached the point where id not talked about the bullet. i had not read any of the i did not read the warren commission until four years ago.year s i, i just accepted the fact that whatever they talkingllet, about a magic bullet, i figuredd they had to have it right.oned nobody ever questioned me. nobody me. recall it over 60 ye. >> do you believe now that there was another shooter besides oswald that day? >> not yet. no, nothing. nothing. to my mind to think that there another

times, named michael connally. yes, that, michael connelly, the best selling crime novelist.ack then was just beginning to make a name for himself. >> just in the beginning, it had so much mystery involved. what was this man doing in that tunnel? >> and i suppose it would just add to the allure of the idea? following the man's internal? >> yeah, it was a pretty horrible place to die. that is for sure. >> did you actually go into that place? >> i went up there, once i didn't want to go in, i know reporters are supposed to go stick their nose into stuff so i went up to the entrance but i wasn't going to walk down into that tunnel, there were too many unanswered questions at that time. >> and no one knew just then, that they had entered a story already into chapter two. the san fernando valley is a vast, and crowded sprawl. more than one ministry here. it was midnight in the valley. a couple of hours before john doe 1:35 was found. in the manson tunnel. gayle and kay baker's home. the phone rang. >> there is a strange voice, and it said. we have your son. unless you give us $100

nick connally, let's talk about. it health care, here is the plan.ps and foreign, policy as we stand with our friends. no one is doing that. and so that is why tonight was such a show of people screaming, yelling, and talking about curtains. >> well if that is the problem though. if you effectively of a very different kind of problem in the republican party than anywhere else in politics, and the problem is that the people who are going to vote in a republican primary in a financial support of the republican base do not want politics anymore, they want something else, then is it fair to ask a political party to solve for that problem? i mean if the republican national committee and various candidates who are competing for the nomination in that party, they sort of seem like they are -- if this is not a political problem anymore? >> they can fix, it because they created it. how did frankenstein -- dr. frankenstein deal with this monster? he did not know what to do. he was just us -- as the villagers. what do you do? i can't stop it. i created, it and