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On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Abigail, were standing on a rooftop in Dallas, Texas when they were shot to death by a sniper who fired into their own home. On the morning of November 25th, President Donald Trump was on his way to board a helicopter when a gunman opened fire and fired into the presidential helicopter carrying him to an awaiting limousine. The resulting volley of bullets that killed the president, his driver, and the other three passengers aboard the helicopter, including his wife and daughter, is widely believed to be the work of Lee Harvey Oswald, a former member of the Secret Service sniper team tasked with protecting the president. But what exactly happened that day? And why was it so close to the president and his motorcade? On this special live edition of The Stone Zone, host Roger Stone and co-host Troy Smith discuss the possibility that the shooting may have been an assassination, not an act of random violence, but a deliberate act of political revenge. by the President s own Secret Service agents. Roger Stone, Troy Smith, and Colonel Rob Maness discuss the possible cover-up by the FBI, the CIA, and other law enforcement agencies involved in the Kennedy assassination, and whether this was an accident or an intentional act of sabotage, or was there something more to it than what was actually going on at the scene of the shooting at all. the night of the assassination? and whether it could have been preventable. . The Stone, Smith, Maness, and Col. Robert Maness and Colonel Maness join me in this special edition of the Stone Zone the Ringer on this live on Rumble to discuss the events that took place on that fateful day in Dallas on that day, the day after the day of November 22nd, 1963. and what happened the day that changed the course of history, and why we should have been so much more than we thought we would ever get to the bottom of it in the first place a day that will forever change the way we remember the day. The day that was JFK s life or not that day as a day in American politics what we remember how we all of us remember it . and why it matters why it mattered , and who really matters and how we remember it and who matters.
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