Discussion on JFK Assassination and Israel

That's, that's where we're gonna go. And in the back, did I hear JFK?

JFK.

Because interestingly, uh, no one, uh, we haven't brought that up yet, so let's,

let's give that a try here.

Yeah, thank you.

Who, who is, who is, who is-

Yeah.

JFK. So who is, keeps saying JFK?

Excellent. Thank you.

In the back. All right, let's do it.

Uh, the JFK assassination's obviously back in

the news, and Jefferson Morley of JFK

Facts was on Bill O'Reilly's show analyzing some of the documents

that the Trump

administration has released. One of the revelations

that he discussed was the fact

that James Angleton, the CIA counterintelligence chief,

had relied on N- on

Israelis as part of his e- intelligence, uh, gathering

operations, which included monitoring Oswald prior to

the

assassination. It's indisputable that he kept him under

surveillance for four years from 1959 to

1963. These new documents point to an Israeli

connection using Israeli agent to monitor Oswald.

As you may be aware, JFK in the summer of 1963

was deeply concerned with Israel

acquiring nuclear weapons.

Uh, he had sent a series of letters to

Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding prime

minister, demanding that Israel allow inspectors.

Ben-Gurion resigned just when he was pressed on the issue by JFK.

Uh, uh, something I can say to this.

Yeah, yeah, I do. I do.

You want me to say something?

I do. I got a question for you.

All right.

Israel continued stalling the inspections-

All right

... and JFK was, of course, assassinated in November.

Every president since has adopted Israel's policy of

refusing to acknowledge the existence of Israel's nuclear arsenal.

My question to you is, will this administration finally do

so?

Boy, that was... We went from JFK from, and then to now, uh,

Israel's nuclear arsenal.

Will you acknowledge Israel has nuclear weapons?

No, I, I, I understand. I understand.

Um, uh, what I, here's what I will tell you about the JFK

files, um,

uh, is-

I'm not asking about the JFK files

... there's about 80... Uh, excuse me, sir.

Uh-

Yeah. Please.

Thank you. About 80,000 pages of unredacted records

related to the Kennedy assassination are currently being released,

and I think that

they've finished at this point, um, by order of President Trump.

Uh, we know that also, as I'd been asked before, if there

was any other

material anywhere, this is it. This is all the material.

It's out, and again, unredacted. Uh, and so that's good news.

Uh, for my generation, this is also good news cer-

certainly as you grow up,

um, with that kind of a dynamic that happened in this country,

and now of course,

we're happily, we happily can say that, um, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

is, is, uh, contributing to the nature of our nation

and making a difference as

well. Uh, as far as the speculation and conspiracy

theories about what was happening regarding that, uh,

assassination

and in the decades that followed, I have no comment for you,

and nor am I going to

speculate or comment on that.

So you will not acknowledge that Israel has nuclear weapons?

But I, I appreciate you being here and, uh, asking that.

At the end.

At the end. Yes, sir. Go ahead, please.

No, no straight talk on Israel.

Thank you. Go ahead.

Thank you so much. Um, Bangladesh.

Uh, yeah, please, please. Let's, let's keep going.

You're, you're-

Thank, thank you, Tammy. On Bangladesh, I have two questions