right there -- "lee harvey oswald tombstone stored in cleo's aunt's garage to be shared with cleo." ow falls to cleo and dave to figure out what to do with this strangest of inheritances. >> the oswald's didn't even want it. >> it's a rather morbid piece. >> what did you decide? >> we were just gonna leave it there until we came up with a plan for it. >> they're not the first seemingly drawn to the headstone without quite knowing why. what do you do with lee harvey oswald's headstone? >> did aunt billie's end up being a safe place? >> unfortunately, aunt billie started to experience a little senility. at that time, her son, johnny ragan, offered to take it to his house for safekeeping. >> are you following this? let's review. lee harvey oswald's original headstone is placed on his grave in 1963. it's stolen in 1967, then returned to oswald's mother, who hides it under her house. in 1981, it's discovered by the new owners of the home, dave and cleo's parents, who then store it at cleo's aunt and uncle's house for safekeeping. it stays there, even after dave and cleo inherit it in 2001

having breakfast. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald's being, you know,> i had nothing to do with it. >> what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death, before the shooting? >> donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. >> i'm not saying he did it. >> this is nuts. >> this had nothing to do with me except i might have pointed it out. >> it was a major story in a major publication. you can't knock the national enquirer. they got o.j. they got edwards. >> the picture was taken of him and lee harvey oswald and they didn't deny that picture. >> cruz denied it. >> i don't think they denied it. maybe they denied it later. >> they can deny it but i mean it is -- >> did anybody ever deny it was the father? they're not saying that wasn't really my fact. that's a little hard to do. >> i didn't believe it but i did say let people read it. >> there was a picture on the front page of the "national enquirer" which does have credibility, and that's the only thing i know. >>> what follows is my 100-day action plan to make ameri

he believed firmly in the commission's finding that lee harvey oswald had acted alone. there was no evidence brought to the commission that would refute that finding. he remained open to other evidence that might prove otherwise, that might counter that contention. but during his lifetime, he never saw any that could show that it was lee harvey oswald alone who acted as the assassin of president kennedy. congressman ford is earning a reputation through hard work. not a piece of legislation that he is known for. he is known for being able to move legislation, to craft the coalitions necessary to get legislation passed. it's that reputation that moves him forward in conversations about leadership. mounts a campaign and by a narrow margin is able to defeat him and become the minority leader. he wants this to become a majority party. in 1966, he makes strides in doing that on capitol hill. but he is never able to gain a majority of republicans on capitol hill. he is locked in the minority position. the republicans cannot find a way to build a national majority position on c

during his lifetime he never saw any that could show that it was lee harvey oswald alone who acted as the assassin of resident kennedy. he is earning his reputation through hard work, not a piece of legislation that he is known for. he is known for being able to move legislation, to craft the coalitions necessary to get legislation passed. it's that reputation that moves him forward in con stations -- conversations about leadership. he announced a campaign against -- and by a narrow margin can defeat him and become the minority leader's self. he wants to become a majority party. in 1966, he makes strides in doing that on capitol hill. he is never able to gain a majority of republicans on capitol hill. he is locked in the minority position, the republicans cannot find a way to build a national majority position on capitol hill that would have secured for ford his impression to become -- his ambition to become speaker of the house. richard nixon's election, he is selected -- has selected spirit avenue as his running mate. they are reelected in 1972 in a landslide election. it barely mov

>> guest: i believe senator cruz's father knew lee harvey oswald, an associate of oswald in her book. the photograph you see comes from the commission, not from the national enquirer. i think donald trump threw it out there to get under the skin. >> guest: does that question his patriotism? >> guest: it questions his temperament. the question is obvious. why do people take an instantaneous dislike to ted cruz? they're merely saving time. >> host: but you feel trumps tactics of getting an emotional rise out of people in twitter, should he do that in the white house or should he back off? >> guest: only for strategic purpose. in this case he got crew so mad. he got in a fight with a ten euro boy at a rally. they keep showing my intent. >> host: but you could argue back that cruise cited that in terms of some disparaging things about his wife, heidi. as reasons why he could not endorse trump. you could argue that a cruise endorsement might've helped trump at the convention. >> guest: trump one and therefore cruises the loser in his calculation. he is a bush republican masquerading as som

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the fact that on the cover of the "national enquirer," there was a picture of him and crazy lee harvey oswaldaving breakfast.