the commission answered unequivocally lee harvey oswald. e a member of a conspiracy? the commission answers he acted alone. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the reaction to the report initially was very positive, but that didn't last very long. >> this book is the number one best seller on the nonfiction list in the country "rush to judgment" by mark lane. it's gained a vast number of readers in the recent groundswell of skepticism about the findings of the warren report. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out what happened. >> you are alarming the american people! >> i say the american public should be alarmed. >> the public had been kept in the dark for so long about this, but had an undying thirst, which could only be quenched by getting facts. >> we have a right to know who killed

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. >> the man who assassinated lee harvey oswald. >> a man who comes up and thinks i'm screwing thingsfor the president. >> you've all over the place on this. listen to me, from outside looking in, you're defending the prosecutors saying they're stand-up guys, you advocated for a lighter sentence for roger stone, no prison time, and you're also outraged on some level that he's -- how they're going about arguing for him to have a lighter sentence at this point. what do you hope happens? >> i hope that the judge, now, that trump and barr have muddied the waters, this judge is not going to be bullied by them. i can tell you that. she's a very -- she's a woman of integrity. i looked at her record. so what i -- i said, i don't want roger to go to jail. i became an alcoholic, i'm a recovering alcoholic, right, but that experience he did in prison had an affect on all of his kids, right, very difficult -- >> you don't like what the doj has done since? >> the doj, the judge is not going to listen to the prosecutors. she's going to make her own decision. that's what i think. >> have you heard f

. >> what are you doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death? >> donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> this is the standard operating procedure to disparage me -- that's fine. i don't really care. >> spend a little more money on the commercials. >> and you know what they say about men with small hands. >> insults about everything including male anatomy. and i'm not kidding. >> he referred to my hands if they're small something else must be small. i guarantee you there's no problem. >> two days ago he said he would take his pants off and moon everybody. and that's fine. nobody reports that. he gets up and says that. and then he tells me oh, my language was a little bit rough. >> okay. so remember all that? remember that? and the person that won that primary did go on to become the president. now, obviously the messiness there revolved around donald trump. but even if you look at a non-trump primary like the one in 2008 between hillary clinton and barack obama, that was far nastier than i think people remember. >> h

when you move lee harvey oswald out of the way and nessie, you can see in the middle, there is a picture of someone in a white shirt. that is supposed to be amelia sitting on the dock. over by the light, it is obscured, but there is a gentleman who is supposed to be nunez. the history channel brought this up with great fanfare. they actually came to myself and tom, the senior curator who is now retired, who has also worked long and hard on the amelia earhart story. they came to us and showed us this picture and everything about it, and they were going to run it and some of you may remember this from about two or three years ago. they showed it to us and we said, good luck with that. three days after it ran on television, a gentleman in japan found the picture and found that it had been taken in 1935. she flew her round-trip in 1937, so they did not quite do their homework. that is the kind of thing that happens with this. someone gave this to me because they knew how much i would enjoy it. to be a little more serious about all this, amelia resonated far beyond just being a pilot. her leg

. >> "the parralax view" is the story of whether or not lee harvey oswald, sirhan sirhan acted alonetergate hearings are going on. that's all we talked about. every day. we couldn't wait to get to the set to watch the hearings and shoot the movie. "the parralax view" was about politics and corruption in government. it was a confluence of energy that was going on through the whole thing. >> security there. >> what are you doing? >> "three days of the condor" again, you have a feeling of the man against big government. >> we wanted to make it semidocumentary-style. and my character has to run for his life to figure out what is going on. >> actors like redford and warren beatty, who were both political, start to find a way to make a commercial vehicle that involves this kind of dark undercurrent of american society. >> who are you? >> in "three days of the condor," the question is, who will win? can the press undo these dark forces? >> what? what did you do? >> i told him a story. >> "all the president's men" tells that story. the movie was based on a book by woodward an bernstein that

written in his book that he denied 9/11 happened and compared its to those people who think har lee harvey oswald didn't kill president kennedy. i would consider this guy completely out of the mainstream with regard to things. in a 2012 interview you called him the rosa parks of monetary policy. i may native alabamian. rosa parks has a statue in the united states capitol. she had in one act of courage anded the jim crow laws tried to bring down the walls of oppression. and this guy seems to be issuing defiance on a federal government policy, monetary policy and you helped praise that. you said because he is challenging what the federal government has done with regard to carrying out its constitutional responsibility to maintain. at the cato institute, you said -- when he praised you, you said i admire your boldness and challenging the fed. in a way i respect. what am i missing? if that is not out of the mainstream of america, of history, i don't know what is. so tell me what i'm missing when you think a guy like this needs to be compared and what he is trying to do with the monetary policy of the

he'd written in his book that he denied 911 that happened compared it to those people who lee harvey oswald did not kill president kennedy. i would call this guy an outlier as my senator said outliers were completely out of the mainstream but in a 2012 interview you called this guy the rosa parks of monetary policy. i've got to tell you i'm a native albanian and rosa parks has got a statue in the united states capitol and she had in one act of courage defied the jim crow laws and try to bring down the walls of oppression that kept a race of people from voting and from basic human and civil rights. this guy seems to be issuing defiance on a federal government policy, monetary policy and you helped prays that because he is challenging with the federal government has done with regard to carrying out the constitutional response fully to maintain a thing of value at the currency cato institute and when he prays you sent him i very much admire your boldness and all density and i thank you are challenging the fed in a way i respect and what am i missing here, that is not out of the mainstream of a