they're still referring to the warren commission as if it's at some kind of accurate document. whereas there has been 3 official investigations resulting from that murder. we are trying to say, okay, let's be honest. here is what we found. and we putting all his information in most of this information in one film to our launch. i'm very proud of this documentary and it really raises many issues, the united states presidency since john kennedy. he was the last president to really work for peace in the world. he was looking, as i said, for this day tant. and he was withdrawn among other things from vietnam. this has been disputed when the film came out in 91. and now we have more evidence from the declassified files that it was definitely happening because robert mcnamara wrote a book in 95, robert magna was his defense secretary. and he said that without doubt would, kennedy was withdrawing. and even if we were to lose that war, we would withdraw that either the enemies were going to handle this war from now on . after that, mcgeorge bundy was a national security advisor for ger

the warren commission le. were way pt the warren commission.re have been more than two investigations. a lot of information has come out. the media will not admit it. this film is a response, and it is an angry film but also measured film. we did a lot of work on it. we have a four hour version a a two hour version you saw at cannes. that is about as far as we can go in my lifetime, because it is obviously people are dying instead. -- and dead. the documents that are still there, a lot of them have been redacted and destroyed as we showed in the film. but still there other documents that can be released in the future. >> the fbi concluded that all three bullet struck inside the car. >> he was hit with the first and the third. the second shot hit the governor. the third shot tore the president head off. >> the warren commission put themselvesn a straitjact. they could not allow more than three shots because four shots or more would've indicated conspiracy and they were not going there. >> i was standing there -- the curve was very visible, marks

and he became one of the seven warren commission commissioners. he and another guy named jackstyljack styles worked together on the portrait of the assassination, and it is not the portrait of an assassin, because we believed firmly there was no evidence that was brought to the commission that would refute that finding. he remained open to other evidence that might prove otherwise that might counter that commission's contention, but during his lifetime, he never saw any that was, that could conclusively show that it was alone that would have him act for his identity. what he is known for is being able to move legislation on capitol hill, and to be able to craft the coalitions and it is that reputation that moves him forward in conversations about leadership. so in 1964, ford mounts a campaign against charlie hallic, and by a narrow margin, he is able to defeat him and become the minority leader himself. and ford wants to become the majority party. that is what he begins to work with, and in 1966, he makes great strides in doing that on capitol hil

warren commissioners after he completes his commissions work, he and another grand rapidan of fellow by the name of jack stiles work together on a book called a portrait of the assassin it and i would note it's portrait of the assassin portrait of an assassin. he believed firmly in the commission's finding that lee harvey oswald had acted alone as the loan gunman. there was no evidence that was brought to the commission. that would refute that finding he remained open to other evidence that might prove. otherwise that might counter that commission's contention, but during his lifetime. he never saw any that was that could conclusively show that lee harvey walls that it was lee harvey oswald alone who acted as the assassin of president kennedy. so congressman ford is earning a reputation through dent of hard work. it's not a piece of legislation that he is known for what he's known for is being able to move legislation on capitol hill to be able to craft the coalition's necessary to get legislation passed and it's that reputation that moves him forward in conversations about leadershi

in much the same way that the warren commission just spurs more conspiracy theories, the air force's roswell report just spurs more conspiracy theories. it's not helped by the cia also coming out in 1997 and saying we've also been lying to you, and we lied to you about the ufo sightings. you did see stuff, but it was top secret military planes, and we couldn't tell you. sorry, but ufos still aren't real. we didn't have exactly the same impact. saying that you've been lying for years is not going to build public trust that you're now telling the truth. and so over this kind of course of the '80s and '90s as this roswell conspiracyism develops, you really see it move into not mainstream acceptance, but mainstream recognition. nobody came to class today never having heard of roswell. nobody came to class today having never seen a picture of a short, gray alien with a big head and big eyes. and it's really very strongly at the forefront of popular consciousness in the '90s, and you get best selling paperbacks that get turned into high-rated tv shows, right? the truth about roswell gets t

in the same way that the warren commission spurs more conspiracy theories. the air force's roswell report spurs more conspiracy theorists. it is not helped by the cia coming out in 1997 and also say, we have been lying to you about ufo sightings. you did see stuff, but it was top-secret military planes. we could not tell you, sorry, but ufo's still aren't real. it did not have the same impact. saying you have been lying for years is not going to build public trust that you are now telling the truth. over the course of the 1980's as this roswell conspiracism develops and abduction conspiracism in general develops, you see it move not into mainstream acceptance, but mainstream recognition. nobody came to class today never having heard of roswell. nobody came to class never -- nobody came to class today never having seen a picture of a short gray alien with big head and big eyes. it is strongly at the forefront of popular consciousness in the 1990's. you get best-selling paperbacks that get turned into high rated tv shows. "the truth about roswell" gets turned

assassination as a formative experience and compare the government statements on roswell to the warren commission report and in neither case can this official document be trusted? philip corso who writes the really popular the day after roswell is a firm advocate of the two oswald's theory of the kennedy assassination and goes further than that to say that the entire cold war was really just a cover to help develop anti-alien defense mechanisms. and you see this flood of roswell literature through the 80s through the 90s that says yes, the government covered it up and they didn't do it for our own good donald keyhoe was wrong. instead it is a litany of misinformation and misdeeds. no longer is the air force this benign body trying to protect. the public from national hysteria now president truman sets up magic 12 in 1947 as a special government body to cover up the truth about ufos presumably also in charge of those men in black. and this reaches kind of such a crisis point that in 1994 the air force actually releases a report about roswell a thousand pages long and you can still find this as i p

commission by the chief justice of the united states supreme court by president johnson and the warren commission and what it established once and for all was president kennedy was assassinated by lee harvey oswald. oswald worked alone and jack ruby also shot oswald as a loner. before all sorts of conspiracy theories like we're seeing now about january 6th. mission to clear the air. they allow everybody to sort of move on to the next event. but right now in the midst of this calamity that we're still going through, it's really unbelievable that the republican party, which has been -- led the way on having a commission after 9/11, led the way on having a commission on george w. bush, on terror, on voting rights. the gop now draw the line. no, no, we don't want to have anything to do with this. it raises the question, what are they hiding? >> yeah, i mean, congressman, it seems to me this is no longer a bug. it is the feature of a big part of the republican party. what do you think? >> well, i don't -- i don't know why anybody who's an elected official would be swapping air molecules with a conspir

gerald ford was on the warren commission. the gop now draws the line saying, no, we don't have anything to do with this. only raises the question what are they hiding? >> yeah. congressman, i mean, it seems to me, this is no longer a bug. it is the feature of a big part of the republican party. what do you think? >> well, i don't -- i don't know why anybody who is an elected official would be swapping air molecules with a conspiracy grunt on the border. i mean, it just -- it doesn't make any sense to me, as somebody who's, you know, taken the oath to defend this constitution. not only in the military but also as a congressman. it's appalling but you are seeing it everywhere, right, john? you have a q influencer, that got media credentials for trump's rally in florida. so, i think, right now, it's baked in. i think you are right, john. when you said this is more of a feature. right? the fact is that this has become this sort of apocalyptic good-against-evil conspiracy that's going on. but to actually pow around with somebody w

this is as big as it gets, so if you know the history of the warren commission, and sam and kennedy shared a girlfriend and we won't get near that conspiracy nonsense, but that is how made he is. and so, then giancana is certainly made, and he is the head of the casinos and the mob. and these are the guys that you want to work with, because they want to get rid of castro. so they said, we have $150,000 on the line, and whoever kills castro, this is theirs. this is ordered from the very, very top. and talking about allen dulles before he is fired by jfk. now, dulles would later on say that he was in a meeting where they discussed using the mob, and nobody said the word assassination, and nobody said bad words and intelligence and never said killing the guy, and that is dulles saying that he had plausible deniability, but he signed off on the use of the mob, and they preferred the gangland style, but the mobsters refused because they wanted to put botulism toxin in the cigars to slip it in, and they never got close enough. they had the idea of the shellfish pen, and the same for the pilots i

good evening president koppel and members of the commission, jeff warren. we have a request of authorization for the removal of a residential unit three demolition. the project site consist of two lots located in mid flock on the west side of mission street between leo and ruth streets within the excel see a mission and the height end bolt directing within district 11. it's a 2500 square foot lot developed with 2500 square foot two-storey mix use building constructed in 1900 and containing a contractor's office at the ground floor and a 610 square foot one bedroom residential unit on the second floor. 4716 mission street is a 2,487 square foot lot with a 440 square foot one-storey vacant commercial building also constructed in 1900. project site is relatively flat with a combined area of 5,000 square feet and front age of 50 square feet on mission street and an average depth of 100 feet and they are developed with three-storeys and mixed use buildings with grouped there were commercial and residential uses on the upper floor and subject block is developed w

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