secondly, jack ruby acting alone killed oswald. third is that there was no credible evidence for a conspiracy, domestic or foreign. they concluded all of the shooting came from that dallas book depository window. despite this overwhelming documentation, the american people were highly skeptical of these conclusions which many regarded as quote, blue ribbon whitewash. the gallup poll indeed indicated that an approximate 80% of the american people did not believe that. why such skepticism? well one reason is human nature, the desire to seek a natural explanation, for horrific events like this one, there must be something to it, you might not want to know what those regions are behind it, but at least you might make some sense. this made no sense. technical matters, questions arose about whether oswald had a technical ability to fire those shots. the eyewitnesses claimed they were other shots fired from the so-called grassy knoll, an area in front of the motorcade, people in an area said they heard shots, they docked, hit the ground w

it's an exact copy of the one that lee harvey oswald used to assassinate the president. it is carefully displayed, some people don't even notice it. another artifact was the wedding ring that lee harvey oswald left on the night stand the morning of his -- assassination and all of his cash, $187. we wanted to present these things to question what's behind the mindset of these men. had he not left his ring in money and the tekah, hadn't argued with his wife the night before, when he have taken the drastic actions that he did that would've caused such tragedy? >> yeah, jeanne, we have talked about big binders in planning books and the rest of that. you also touch on, how different staffs of different presidents or it might be presidents of opposite parties in different times, there seems to have developed through modern time a sense of camaraderie, as it were. presidential staff reaching out to help each other in these really difficult times. can you talk about that a little? >> it really is -- we have each other's back! as i mentioned earlier, certainly president reagan's

it's an exact copy of the one that we have your oswald used to assassinate the president. that's carefully displayed some people don't even notice it another artifact was the wedding ring that lee harvey oswald left on the dressing room or nightstand the morning of the assassination with all his cash 187 dollars. but we wanted to display these things to provoke questioning what was behind the mindset of this man that had he not left his ring and money in the teacup. and hadn't argued with his wife the night before woody have taken those drastic actions that he did that of course such tragedy. you know gene we've talked about big binders and planning books and the rest of that, but you also touched on. different staffs of different presidents and it might be presidents of opposite parties at each other's next at times there seems to developed in the modern times like a camaraderie almost as it were amongst presidential staffs reaching out to help each other in these really difficult times. talk about that a little it really is we have each other's back. and as i mentioned e

and this was exactly how it looked when lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy. so we brought our whole department there which was about seven of us and they said to enter back from the back of the six for, to come up the back steps and come there. and they would beat us there. so we get to the back steps we, come up to this is 64, we stand, it is seven of us standing there and we are ready to open the door. trust me, nothing's been touched. it's still exactly the same way it was. we get to the court and go, you go first, know you go first, know you go first. [laughter] none of us wanted to go in, because this is, you know, this is part of history, this is. there is actually, because i was ahead of the department, i went in, and everything was it -- the boxes were standing there, the same way when he stood at the window and looked out the window and shot him. we and it's still was. and it was one of my the best experience of my life to see exactly a place in time, a place in history, and that walk where the boxes were and where he shot and where he ran out the ba

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mccormack would have to increase this lead, or oswald have to catch him or move significantly ahead to that zone. if this falls within recount territory, it's very real at this point. the other thing to keep in mind, we mention this again. the uncounted mail-in ballots, the republican primary we see hundreds of thousands of votes, over 1 million votes are gonna be cast in this republican primary, but there are about 33,000 right now, uncounted mail-in ballots, in some of the counties have said they are not going to get to until tomorrow, we're not going to report out until tomorrow. but i can tell you about the mail-in ballots that have been counted so far in this race, it's not many of them, but the mail-in ballots that have been counted so far. mccormick has led by nine points, plus nine. bergeron if that were to hold on these 33,000 remaining mail-in ballots, that could be a big significant boost to mccormack, when they're finally counting tomorrow. but keep in mind, a lot of these mail-in ballots, but dropped off today, they're mailed in late, they could be different in character t

we're here in the incredibly well-preserved living room of notorious victorian era seriall killer oswald born chapstick. this place is crawling with paranormal activity. did you hear>> that ? show yourself spirit. well, it isn't another privileged white male hosting tv show glorifying the victorian era a time when-c women were second classla citizens and coal burning train travel is destroying the ozone and factories for abusing the rights of labor workersrs and today the democrats are in danger of losing their house majority in the upcoming midterm elections. you know what's actually scary? republican . >> okay, shut the cameras off.e and by the way, how is your hair outside the chief irony of the answer to this question, cat but i'm going to ask you anyway, have you ever seen a ghost? no, that bums you out. i try i know i try to conjure them though, i guess because i really want something to believe in . yes, exactly. liligugak but that's but i have fauci board. yeah i was scared. the ouija board.bo yes. or my three older sisters i knew they moved that thing around but i didn't butt it

kerstin oswald for the scottish national party, the deputy leader at westminster.ef secretary to the treasury, the chief secretary to the treasury, the conservative mp simon clarke, good morning. thank you all for coming, we will have a little chat in a moment. i am coming, we will have a little chat in a moment. iam bound coming, we will have a little chat in a moment. i am bound to ask, chris, first of all, about the nature of today's event because it is a state opening unlike any other we have seen. it is a state opening unlike any other we have seen-— we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what _ we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what we — we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what we are _ we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what we are so _ we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what we are so used - we have seen. it really is, isn't it? what we are so used to - we have seen. it really is, isn't i it? what we are so used to when we have seen. it really is, isn't - it? what we are so used to when we witness these moments, the turning of the years, is the f