It is cruel to ask a kid after his dad was assassinated "what happened to your father"

@andythatboi3852

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed, unnecessary and even vile in my opinion. Disgusting in the reporters' part

@HarindraKariyawasam

3 жыл бұрын

True !

@ladybhive1210

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

@lukav7348

2 жыл бұрын

it really is. I can't believe he asked that. Did Jackie ever get interviewed about the assassination later in the years. Because I'm surprised she never got asked about on (on tape),

@yamatoofredania9829

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukav7348 the reporter didn’t ask her about things relating to after the assassination?

The problem with these "news" pieces is there is way, way too much reporter and too little actual story content. Every time.

@elitemangudai1016

4 жыл бұрын

There is no way for us to receive all the information. The public is the last entity who gets to know anything. Never would we be allowed to know everything. Information is power. LOL

@blazin1397

4 жыл бұрын

Elite Mangudai imagine thinking our small brains could handle knowing everything

@chiedu90069

3 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. They should just release the tapes as is without Sawyer's irritating, "phony earnest" play-by-play

@stephenjemyers

3 жыл бұрын

Tell you what you need to believe

@inobi30

Жыл бұрын

Citizen journalism has now taken over from the main stream media, thankfully

"John? What happened to your father?" "Well, Sir, he's gone to Heaven." OMG right in the feels... :,{

@jordanwashington1854

8 жыл бұрын

+Dena Dixon When he said that he didn't remember anything, that was sad.

@nashk.d.1564

7 жыл бұрын

i teared up right there that was the saddest part

@1freedomfan441

5 жыл бұрын

I have always wanted justice for the Kennedy Family From the EVIL pig's that Did this act of violence to not only the Kennedy Family but every American who Loves him and what he was trying to do for us the American people, they took our president from us. And by God I want Justice and so should every American citizen of the United States of America!! Stand up and fight for our beliefs our rights our freedom for Wich they try to take day by day and get away with pushing their bullshit ways of life down our throats, WELL NO MORE IM GONNA FIGHT FOR MY FREEDOM!!! HOPE YOU CAN ALL JOIN IN THE FIGHT TO SAVE OUR FREEDOM!

@manuelrodriguez-fv7um

4 жыл бұрын

This made me a little sick. Leave that child alone. He was 3 years old, why ask him this question. I don't care who that kids father was

@spike16965

4 жыл бұрын

Why ask a young 3 year old that, just terrible

It is heartbreaking to hear John-John say he doesn't remember anything about his father.

@Gigi1111Layna

7 ай бұрын

I'm almost positive Jackie would have told John to not speak about how he feels to outsiders, only family and to politely say "I don't remember" bc he absolutely remembered and got that love of flying from his dad's AF1 rides and choppers. He didn't want to say anything and Jackie knew there'd be idiots who'd ask him.

Man I can't help thinking how awful it must've been for that little kid to get interviewed about his dead dad like that.

This woman had Style and Grace. She stood by Kennedy even when she knew her Husband cheated on her. She could have left him but she stood by him.

@funkymonkey299

8 жыл бұрын

and people have such criticism for Hillary doing the same thing with Bill

@maureen1386

7 жыл бұрын

She shot him u idiot lol

@funkymonkey299

7 жыл бұрын

+irish l she did not...that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my life.. LHO didn't shoot him, but neither did Jackie. .that's absurd

@brianherrington7226

7 жыл бұрын

Pay no attention to the ignorant troll.

@secondcomingofbast9908

7 жыл бұрын

It's not like she never got any dick while she was in the White House, including from Bobby and Lyndon, as well as Clint Hill. In this segment, she even tries to deflect possible suspicion about her fling with Lyndon, by hinting, without coming out and saying it, that he made sexual advances to her while drunk. But what was she doing in "his room" to begin with lol.

Not the moment of terror you clicked on for. Sneaky, sneaky, ABC.

I was an 8th grader when this happened and our teacher, a nun said that we could stay in the classroom with her throughout this crisis. I held up my hand and said "sister if I am going to die I want to walk home and die with my mother at our house". Sister didn't know what to say to that.

@Mia_monroe56

10 ай бұрын

Oh my. Wise words. Wise words dear ❤😢

Jackie was a woman who cared. And she had class. An example is, after JFK's funeral Jackie Kennedy received tons of mail, written from people all over the nation, expressing their grief and how badly they felt for her. Kennedy then went about reading each and every letter and she wrote back, and answered personally to each and every individual person that wrote to her. It took months, but she did it. I believe the main reason why she did that was because, she wanted to help each and every person that wrote to her deal with their grief and sorrow. My mother even wrote to her and never expected to get any response back. When my mother got a personal hand written letter back from Jackie Kennedy, she cried and cried the whole day long. When my father got home from work and asked her what was wrong, my mother showed him the letter and he was upset but he was able to hide it.

@martinlawrence4200

6 ай бұрын

Annette Funicello Jo Jo the Dog Face Boy. Gonna do some dog face drama then.

Feel for the children growing up without their dad, especially hearing little john say he doesn’t remember anything about his dad.

I was going to say that she sounds like Marylin Monroe, then I remembered the supposed connection between JFK and Marylin.

@sweetchild4451

6 жыл бұрын

Even though JFK had an affair with Monroe Jackie was still known for looking up to her in ways of grace, style, and her voice (which she spent years perfecting) She never hated Marilyn because she knew what it felt like for Jack to take interest in you and she knew Marilyn thought he loved her, even through all of this she never even considered her a competitor because she Jack would always come back to her

@Iceis_Phoenix

4 жыл бұрын

@@sweetchild4451 Marilyn was a HORRIBLE woman. Repulsive. To do such a thing.

@thepoet9253

4 жыл бұрын

Ypre.... Yeah.... Not a good time to bring up Marilyn... Rest in peace all of em.

@sophiadavina4063

4 жыл бұрын

ícҽís թհօҽղíx blame the man who cheated on his wife

@halfdeadminah5857

3 жыл бұрын

@@sophiadavina4063 Blame both..... I love Marilyn, but she should be held accountable for things she did.

I don't think anyone will disagree when I say it is simply harsh to ask a child “What happened to [his] father?” after he's been assassinated. Such cruelty breaks my heart.

@nolancain8792

Жыл бұрын

Yet he gave a wonderful answer.

What the hell is wrong with that reporter...asking a kid a question like that?

@bettyreynolds204

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't just a reporter but a trusted family friend. Jackie had gone out of the room. Listen to the tape closely.

The way he yells i remember everything just shows how much intelligence and emotion you have at such a young age, life is so cruel.

@janetpartyka5968

2 жыл бұрын

The kid was smarter than the reporter.

@Gigi1111Layna

9 ай бұрын

John Jr said, I remember my father, yes he answered. Then yells..."I don't remember anythinK"

@missym877

9 ай бұрын

He didn’t say that…so shows your listening skills lol. He said “I don’t remember ANYTHING”

when he tells him about his father it made me want to cry 😭

Jackie was stunningly beautiful. Wow! Nice catch, Jack! RIP

@owenfelcher3338

8 жыл бұрын

you can see her snatch in hustler magazine

@xxKiNGClan

8 жыл бұрын

He could of had marylin monroe i think i spelled marilyn wrong but he chose between jackie and marilyn monroe

@muffin6369

7 жыл бұрын

You are disgusting and a moron. What a fucking juvenile idiot you are.

@secondcomingofbast9908

7 жыл бұрын

Iron Mike Nice catch? Yeah, that bullet to the right forehead she inflicted was one hell of a "catch" on his part.

@secondcomingofbast9908

7 жыл бұрын

G4 aTwist I already have. When you get home from work say hi to my kids.

Who else thought "moment of terror" was the assassination, not the missile crisis?

Jackie was the epitome of grace, deportment, and bravery during those terrible days after the assassination. At the funeral , writing to console a fellow widow, the wife of the Dallas police officer killed by Oswald, their hosts in Ft. Worth and Dallas, the staff of the hotels they'd stayed at who had specifically redecorated their rooms for them; on and on. She was not "silent" to everyone . And +Earthlinked, thank you for your post re the ballistics, especially your too-true closing quote.

@shawnbrennan1

9 жыл бұрын

She was a pompus privleded bitch just like her massive headed mother in law Rose

@MultiHLH

9 жыл бұрын

shawnbrennan1 Something is terribly wrong with you---and learn how to spell.

@kennedygirl3698

9 жыл бұрын

shawnbrennan1 She was from East Hampton,yes,but pompous? No.

@hectorcortez8766

Жыл бұрын

She was a known fortune chaser! The Onassis Estate tried to give her a pittance of money! Jacqueline fought with Teddy Kennedy and top New York City Attorneys and got a 25 Million Dollar payout! Aristotle Onassis was a Oil Shipping Magnate ( he shipped oil for Arab Emirs and the Iranians)! Jacqueline was a hustler and smart to marry the guy! The big settlement payout by Christina Onassis put Jacqueline, Caroline and John/RIP (died in a plane wreck/ he was not instrument trained) on Easy Street. Caroline is the current Ambassador to Australia ( appointed by President Biden) and served Japan as US Ambassador ( appointed by President Obama)!

i heard that she tried to put his head back together when she was sitting next to him in the car and when asked later she said she didn’t remember doing that because of the shock. i wouldn’t wish this on anyone like them or not nobody and no human should ever witness that. i hope she’s at peace now

@NaticzkaKaminskaHenryDolphin

Жыл бұрын

that's true, I remember reading about it as well!

@missym877

9 ай бұрын

That’s the only thing that makes sense, because it never made sense why she hopped onto the trunk of the car instead of screaming and rushing to hold her husband. That would have been my reaction, not hopping on a trunk

@joiisler8986

7 ай бұрын

One of the doctors who worked on JFK vividly (and horrifyingly) recalled when JACKIE came up to him in the hospital, clutching a handful of JFK’S brain matter in her still-gloved hand. She tried to give it to him, hoping it would help save his life. I can’t Imagine….

Shoving a microphone in a three year old kids face and asking him what happened to his father? I bet Jackie wasn't there when he asked that question otherwise he'd be dead too..

Natalie Portman's voice sounds EXACTLY LIKE HERS in "Jackie"

@beqamarsagishvili6988

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly,I thought I was listening to Natalie

Wait, so the moment of terror wasn't being seated next to her husband as the back of his head is blown out. Instead, Cuban missiles? Ok.

@waranle961

9 жыл бұрын

Well 150 million Americans would have gone ashes it was bigger then herself

@larrywheeler9917

4 жыл бұрын

Dallas was personal terror. That is always more terrifying.

@boner3486

3 жыл бұрын

fr

@entheosvillacencio3085

3 жыл бұрын

Of course after JFK died...the America turned into darkness and led to vietnam and cold war which killed millions of soldiers and innocent,jfk couldve stopped the vietnam war if he wasnt assassinated

How can they ask John such a question at his age that had to hurt everyone especially John jr

The "Bay of Pigs" was a time that I recalled how close we were to Nuclear War. I truly felt it. At school - during one of our Civil Classes - they put the news on the screen during the class (the entire auditorium) were clued like to that screen and we realize history or whatever will transpire will have an affect on all of us. It truly was the scariest time for me and I was just 14 years old.

I will never forget as long as I live, this was the worst day when President Kennedy was killed!

I want to hear all eight hours! Where can I find the full recording? Seriously!

@_cloudiiskxy_158

7 жыл бұрын

Liquaza Did you find out?

@Valtamerisielu

7 жыл бұрын

No. I'm assuming I have to buy a CD or DVD

@trixter2009

6 жыл бұрын

Its a bit weird that that link doesnt work

@watchtheedge

5 жыл бұрын

Look for this book : Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy. I have the Kindle version and it includes the full audio of the interviews. I think the print version may come with CDs of the audio.

@karimC35

5 жыл бұрын

It comes as a book set. The cds and also the book has the interview in full. I got mine signed by Caroline Kennedy thankfully

LOVE HER.she was amazing.beautiful,highly intelligent,class and grace like no other. also that idiot reporter asking John Jr. about his father ? WTF

@0907oliv

7 жыл бұрын

It actually wasn't an idiot reporter. It was the historian Arthur Schlesinger who worked for JFK and was a family friend and remained close to the family until he died.

@alexanio81

3 жыл бұрын

Class my @$$! She looked like a hammerhead shark. She was after money as well. Thanks, but no thanks.

im not shocked Jackie felt that way towards the VP. watching him swear in next to her, you could almost sense something was up. i know jackie was grieving bc it was a couple of hours after his death but there's more to it. and the vice president showed no type of remorse towards his death. not even a tear.

@CoolGuy-gb1qe

2 жыл бұрын

It's like he wanted to be president

@stddisclaimer8020

Жыл бұрын

@user-nn7zy1dv3d Because you already hate LBJ, mistakenly think he was involved, you scrutinize his every word, action or gesture, to place upon it a sinister implication. And knowing your debased type, if Johnson *_had_* cried, you would brand it as fake.

that's so sad that John Jr didn't remember anything about his dad..and what happend to him was another tragedy

@potato-whiz

6 жыл бұрын

EXO LOVE huh? John Jr. Never ran for Senate. He died in a plane crash.

greatest President ever

To me the sadest part was when John F Kennedy Jr is Asked what happened to your father JFK Jr answers in heaven and the photage played was JFK Jr enjoying time with is father in the pool President John F Kennedy one of the most beloved presidents shall rest in peace R.I.P John F Kennedy 1917-1963 JFK We Miss You 💐🌷🌸🌹🌺

@knightsofstjoan2004

9 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy would have been a great matriarch herself.

@marco.fleury7997

7 жыл бұрын

Melvin Ascencio I also greatly admire both of them Jackline was very smart & very clever, she spoke 5-7 languages & held speeches it was in the 50tes & 60tes you can't compare that time with today. She truely loved Jack & he loved her, his Medic. Doct. injected him Doping Stuff & Testosteron etc. that is the reason he needed so much Sex, it was his weakness, most men were womanizers then! His Dad was even worse & her Dad was one, too. They had a mutual understanding between each other & Jack had terrible Back n Spine problem. He was a great president, it's horrible how these brutal cowards killed him. It was the worst nightmare more Jackline, her small kids & his Family! They shld ve told Bob not to canditate to be a president, even he got killed! His parents sacrifised all their sons. Poor little J.F.K. he turned 3 yrs on the Day his Dad was killed, it was his/their Destiny. His wife was very brave & it's amazing how she recorded all those Films & showed how he played w. his Kids. Thks to J.F.K we didn't have a 3.rd World with Cuba & Russia, Chrustow tried to fool J.F.K. but he had v. good advisers in his total team! Remember Russia was in East Berlin & whole of East Germany, they took lots of land frm Poland & other countries & bullied everyone there. In Germany many were scared of the russian, specially the poor got badly raped by them & the US soldiers, by the way 3 Mio ladies & they could never talk about this! Any War is a crime for the civilians. You americans pls stop Mr. Trump, he doesn't know what he is doing, he says 1 thing n does an other & he feeds his Ego non stop! My Aunt & Mum had at times an hair style like Jacky, she looked n moved greatly, God bless all of them.

Marilyn Monroe started to become famous in 1952. By then, Jackie was 23 and already had that voice. When Marilyn Monroe "put on " that voice I don't know but it is highly unlikely she knew who Jacqueline Kennedy was in the early 50's. In my opinion, Jackie's voice sounds more natural - and Marilyn's more put on, especially the way Marilyn would move her lips when she talked. People who have heard Jackie's aunt talk say that she sounds just like Jackie - so it may run in the family.

Awww :,( "I don't remember anything!" What fucking assholes!

I will never understand how she got through the death of her husband I wouldn’t be able to live after that. That kind of grief and pain would be unbearable. It’s good that she found some happiness again while she was down here but she did leave her young children to go and marry the billionaire in Greece. I’m sure the kids were great cared for anyways. She inherited millions and millions but that doesn’t buy happiness. And having lost her two babies oh my god can’t even imagine. Not to mention John constantly working his job must have been enormously stressful and all his cheating. No one deserves that

Mrs. Kennedy ,was a strong Lady and wonderful mother. I felt so bad for her being talked about by trash news papers.

@hectorcortez8766

2 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Onassis/ Famous Former First Lady! Jacqueline could care less! She got 26 million as the widow of Aristotle Onassis! Jacqueline Kennedy was raised to go after wealthy men! Her dad was not financially secure ( Jack Bouvier)! Her attorneys and Ted Kennedy fought Christina Onassis! The 26 million came from the 500 million dollar estate of Aristotle Onassis!

now thats the violent....the evil side of America......the forces who are behind all this......guess he had to die because he was the conscience of a country that has lost its spirit that shameful day in Dallas....its all about power and money ever since...lifes dont matter anymore...RIP Jack....you were by far the side of America anyone admired....

@sadflute8639

3 жыл бұрын

Pelosi father had ties with the mob and most likely behind this

Is there a video with the Damn tapes by themselves??

"I want to die with you, and so do the kids." What the fuck

every time I think about what happened to JFK I get furrious we love and miss you allways long live JFK

I'm wandering why he would ask a 3 year old whose father was murdered a rhetorical question like that?

I always wondered if she ever really knew who killed her husband or if she ever learned the truth 😪😪😪😪❤❤❤❤❤

I love Jackie something about her looks through my pitiful soul

Its so annoying when Diane Sawyer talks over the material. The sound of the tapes. The voice of the interviewee. She does this in all her interviews.

I sure hope there will someday be any kind of justice against this crime. I hope even a bit more amount of evidence comes out. Someday. . .

Poor Jackie and little John John. I wonder howmuch he really remembered of his dad.

This was a very brave LADY so very sad what she went through.

“I wanna die with you”💔

Her voice and Marilyn’s voice sound so similar

@joiisler8986

7 ай бұрын

Except MARILYN invented hers for Theater. She was highly influenced by her acting coaches. Her first husband said she sounded almost unrecognizable to him, starting from when he returned from Military duty. (She had done that famous nude “pinup” by then, and was on her way. No longer his “Norma Jean.”) JACKIE was trained by her Parents (especially her Mother) to speak softly, as a “well-bred Young Lady” should have a certain calm and soothing affectation in her voice. It was thought to make them more desirable, and a “better catch” for marriage. Her Father, particularly, admonished her to never raise her voice, especially in public. In her rare short public comments, her Mother spoke similarly. They sounded almost identical. JACKIE was teased mercilessly about it (especially by the KENNEDY sisters); and LEE rebelled against it. (Still, LEE emulated her when it suited her, as well.)

Of course refused interviews because she has been instructed to with grave weight of consequences should she fail to comply. Her man received harassment from circles and told her about it. She knew what was going on. But she needed to remain silent.

Is there an version of the special without Diane Swayer useless interventions? I just want to hear Jackie not her.

Darn where are the actual tapes??

The Kennedys were building a home in Virginia, that was to be not far from Bobby's house (Hickory Hill). Kennedy expected to still be active in national and world politics following his 2nd term and wanted to stay near Washington. Mrs. Kennedy wanted an estate to ride her horses, so the Virginia location suited them both.

@missym877

9 ай бұрын

So sad, dreams unrealized 😢

She sounds just like her cousin Edith Beale from Grey Gardens

where can we hear the tapes?

There is nothing worse than the loss of a child. An outstanding president.

So LBJ didn't have an opinion on anything? That explains Vietnam. Thank god, he wasn't president during the Cuban missile crisis.

@grosskopf2

10 жыл бұрын

I got one scarier, G.W.Bush and the Cuban Missle Crisis.

@brettfavreify

10 жыл бұрын

Jesus you're right.

@shizazzz

10 жыл бұрын

grosskopf2 Bush...9/11....

@xCelticxCowboyx

10 жыл бұрын

grosskopf2 Dude how about fucking Nixon during the Cuban Middle Crisis?? lol

@grosskopf2

10 жыл бұрын

xCelticxCowboyx Am I missing something here? Nixon and the Cuban missle crisis????? Wha???????

Oswald was used as a patsy by the cia to kill kennedy after his assassination attempt on general walker

@fredc8618

6 жыл бұрын

Maliheh Banoo bingo

@gregklein547

4 жыл бұрын

John Armstrong..check out his work..HARVEY AND LEE.

@easternyellowjacket276

Жыл бұрын

Why would the CIA want Kennedy assassinated?

Natalie nailed her voice

nathalie nailed the voice

Jackie Kennedy shading LBJ was the highlight of this video.

LBJ was a very shrewd politician and some say he was the Pelosi or McConnell of his time for purely knowing how “to play the game”. He was acutely aware that JFK only wanted him on the ticket to win the South and so he wouldn’t be a pain for his agenda in the Senate where LBJ warded great power and influence. Aside from the horror of the assassination, it greatly changed the landscape of American politics for the next 8-10 years. Many historians didn’t believe LBJ would’ve even agreed to be on the ticket in 64’ and let the chips fall where they would and then begin vying for the nomination in 68’. There were also concerns JFK wouldn’t be able to physically make it through about her four years because of his health issues. When he was assassinated, he wasn’t in good health and was taking large amounts of drugs both legal and otherwise to stay upright. Those 20-30 seconds in Dallas literally changed the landscape of American history.

She stayed in D.C. during the crisis for 2 weeks. She left and went to Virginia because she thought the crisis was settling. She was not sent away. She chose to go to Virginia to ride her horses. Her husband would then join her on the weekend as he usually did.

I agree...very insensitive question...

It's so sad what happened to JFK because of his youung kids who could fathom what really happened.

A special time was Camelot but with traces of pain, sadness mysteries.

4:21 Reporter: John, you remember your father... what do you remember? 3yo John Jr.: "I remember... I remember... I don't remember--ANYTHING!" (that bought him another 20 or so years.)

awesome

Okay I'm crying.

Jacqueline Kennedy: I always sensed she was this great actress! She was made famous by marrying a US President! That beautiful veil at the funeral of JFK was legendary! Jackie then married a Greek multimillionaire after Robert Kennedy was killed in Los Angeles, California in 1968! She fled the US for about 7 years! She lived in Greece and New York City! Aristotle Onassis worth 500 Million at one time! Jacqueline got a big settlement from Christina Onassis after Aristotle died of a rare disease! She was so stylish and glamorous after the Aristotle Onassis marriage! He died after 8 years and left Jackie 26 million dollars ( equal to 100 million in 2022 dollars)! Jackie had to fight Christina Onassis over the 26 million!

@FaceyDuck

10 ай бұрын

Why is every sentence ended with an explanation mark! It makes reading it my head sound really goofy!

i'm sorry if i sound like a complete idiot, but she almost sounds british/english??

@ugonnachikere3136

6 жыл бұрын

That's a trans-atlantic accent it was often used by upper class citizens during that time

Tapes which have been heavily edited ..of course..

I will say one thing, it all came back to the old man Joe Kennedy-he knew his sons where going to be in danger after he bs's some other people who were promised things that could not be forefilled.

Did she ever speak of the people behind the assassination?

A very beautiful and a strong lady

@lydiaspivak4702

3 жыл бұрын

Jacqueline Kennedy is Still Alive.

I have often heard that she married Onassis - only to get out of the United States. She was quoted as saying "They are killing Kennedy's - and I have 2 of them!" And that was the reason she married Ari and moved to Skorpios - it gave her the two things she wanted most - security - and the security of money!!!!!! The Kennedy's had money - but Onassis - had it in truckloads - Kennedy was a millionaire - Onassis was a billionaire!!!!!!!!

@MsJourneyfan

9 жыл бұрын

Jeff Schwartz I don't judge her for marrying Onassis. He wanted to protect her and her kids, and was very good to all of them. I believe it was a fair trade; he got to marry her, and she got protection, adoration and millions out of their partnership. If someone offered those things to me, I'd do it!

@johnl7443

8 жыл бұрын

+MsJourneyfan She enjoyed countless shopping sprees in Paris and around the world! Wheeee!!!

@dreamingrightnow1174

8 жыл бұрын

+MsJourneyfan Yes, and a big part of it, I think, was the importance of having protection from the media; not wanting to have reporters shouting questions about headshots as she's taking her kids to school or midnight mass or whatever. The kids could be safer physically, but emotionally and psychologically too. The details of how their father died would be a story best told over the years as they got older, guided more by their readiness to absorb it. That's a luxury we would all have that they didn't. At least she could control their exposure somewhat living with Onassis.

@MsJourneyfan

8 жыл бұрын

Robin Gray Absolutely! Protection, security, privacy, all on a heavily guarded island.

@dreamingrightnow1174

8 жыл бұрын

John L Shame on her, doing what any one of would do if we could. You realize she didn't need Onassis to go shopping, right? Would it be okay with you if she stayed unmarried and bought crap she didn't need? One minute she's sitting beside her husband, waving to the kids, and the next, his head explodes and he falls in her lap, a corpse. I don't know why she didn't become a heroin addict! You're scraping the bottom of the barrel to find something to get judgy about.

They don’t make women like that anymore

President Kennedy thought his wife was a wonderful First Lady. Although it was not a job that she would have chosen. Mrs. Kennedy was shy and quiet, from what I have read in books and magazines.

She speaks as an observer, not as a 'participant'

💔💔💔

LBJ really had the most to gain when JFK was killed

We want to hear her so plzzz. Lay bk!!!

Jackie was to good to give you news outlets an interview that's why you have tapes! She even New fake news back in the 60s to smart for any of us.... Rest in peace Jackie .

Im Still Alive.

So so sad

Her voice starts at about the 1:11 mark.

She also was very European in her thinking and much of Europe looks at this as a reality of life. I recently read a comment by a French woman living in the U.S. who said that Americans want to live a fairytale.

I agree.

Too absurd to even comment. (so why am I commenting?) - BECAUSE it's so absurd! This is the first I've EVER heard of this theory. Too ludicrous for words.

That wasn't true during the Missle Crisis. You ought to work on your sincerity.

She was prolly paid off or threatened as she obviously knew why he was killed right in front of her

Wow, her voice sounds SO MUCH like Little Edie

@TruthSeekingElf No she didn't. You must be crazy. There were two agents that already claimed that there were assassinate(s) that killed him. But the tricky part was how many were there? How many bullets were shot?

@susdestroyer602

5 жыл бұрын

3 bullets fired 2 hit Kennedy

How do i even know this was Jackie Kennedy speaking? Could be anyone.

@juliaj7939

7 жыл бұрын

The voice and accent is unique.

@coconutsciencegirl9232

7 жыл бұрын

its her lol look at other videos of her speaking

@baribach8701

7 ай бұрын

Because some of us in the general public remember her

She lost so much. She just lost baby before his death. But I think the more they loss and endured the closer they became. I think after the death of baby Patrick John and Jackie were probably finally in love with each other

Famous man dies: Everyone: "It was the wife!!!!" Famous woman dies: Everyone: "Sad..."

is she still alive

@lkcsac

7 жыл бұрын

Jackie died in 1994 from Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Poor kid 😞 😢

Come on, ABC. . . you know what you were doing with this click bait title. And you wonder why trust in the media has been falling for years.

I took care of her horses for over 20 yrs. . She spoke with me many times. she said some Cubans had killed Jack.

A sad disastrous day the honorable pres jfk was assassinated, I was 9 years old I heard the sad news as a lady spoke to my mom in town and told her, rip sir