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@justinbowman2126

5 ай бұрын

Glad you found a compromise so KZread will let you get the message out.

@Necessary_Information

5 ай бұрын

🥲

@gejost

5 ай бұрын

LOL. Objectively speaking, I think, JFK was assassinated by Lee Oswald because Oswald who was a communist sympathized with the Castro regime and was angry at JFK's multiple attempts to fight communism such as the Bay of Pigs and multiple attempts to assassinate Castro. It's sexy to invoke the Mob, FBI and CIA but probably just fantasy. It's cute you did this live.

@drpc97

5 ай бұрын

wow what a bunch of snowflakes. i saw those pics when i was in elementary school

@SeventhGod77

5 ай бұрын

As someone Born in the generation that doesn’t own anything, thank you for helping me protect my house I don’t have.

Let's get one thing straight, Jackie flat out refused to change her blood and tissue spattered outfit. She did that on purpose. She knew she was irritating the hell out of people around her by so doing. There was no one, NO ONE more heroic on that day than Jacqueline Kennedy. She was asked several times to get out of what must have become a grotesque and smelly get up, and she said; "No, I want them to see what they did to Jack." She knew she was a gory witness to a horrible crime. Whoever said "oooh it was such a whirlwind she didn't have the chance to change...." in the comments below is an example of ignorance.

@ronaldbarnes1746

3 ай бұрын

Her dress was evidence of blood splatter. As of today vlood splatter evidence can npw be used im courts. Back then it was not.

@Dacethecoolisback

3 ай бұрын

Bro this is a **B R U H** moment

@valspeirs4778

3 ай бұрын

Let Jack rest in peace ✌ there is no conspiracy theory..only one shooter that is that . Try another topic allow me to assist you.. Who is manipulating the weather? Cloud seeding started in the 50's..so if governments can manipulate the weather for a good reason..then they can surely manipulate it for a bad reason. There you go something worthwhile and true.

@Phillydrone215

3 ай бұрын

Noone cares she was standing there covered in nasty ass blood she should of got changed!

@CornerTalk

2 ай бұрын

Honestly i can agree i actually couldn’t imagine how id react to something like that

"wait a second, there seems to be a SECOND story-teller at the grassy knoll!" oh Mr. Beat... never change

@MintyMintLL

20 күн бұрын

oh lol

My great aunt was in school when he was shot. The principal came on the PA system and asked everyone to pray for the president, a few minutes later it was announced that he had passed. When she told me the story, she couldn’t look up from the ground.

@shaleenthepunk8568

22 күн бұрын

My paternal grandmother and a close relative in my childhood remembered the day with sorrow. She was a senior in high school that fall. Unfortunately, she has since passed on from chainsmoking her entire adult life.

I think the strangest factor in the JFK assassination is that the Dallas Police presented LH Oswald in a press conference that night. Oswald actually answered questions from the press.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

Yes, and when asked point blank on live TV "Did you shoot the President?" he just shrugged an unsurprised, hollow, rambling reply that all but dodges the question.

@christophermanley3602

3 ай бұрын

Those were the days

@leonaconnors1

2 ай бұрын

Lee actually stated that he did not kill the president. I watched it live on that fateful day.@@aaronz7056

@rzn2258

Ай бұрын

​@@aaronz7056 He denied it. Stop making up your own little version of what happened.

@aaronz7056

Ай бұрын

@@rzn2258 Yeah, the last time I was arrested for cop-killing I just denied I did it, they had to let me go. Asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President," does Oswald: - recoil in stunned horror? No. - gasp a horrified, "What are you, nuts? Of course not!" No. - start singing like a canary? No. - beg protection for his family from the conspiracy sacrificing him? No. - play dumb and, after being caught trying to shoot a cop, absurdly claim he has "no idea" what this is about? Yes. Never mind all the hard evidence against him anyway.

I was in high school when Kennedy was shot. I lived in an urban area and I can remember how quiet it was for days afterwards. Conspiracy theories started shortly after his death. There were people who thought he actually wasn't dead; the same people who think Elvis is (was) still alive. The video was great. Thanks Mr. Beat.

@viderevero1338

5 ай бұрын

People do the same thing for figures like Tupac as well. It's effectively a showcase of how well-loved someone was, to the point where not even their death is accepted as real.

@erenjaeger1738

5 ай бұрын

Womp womp the cia were involved XD

@MissionHomeowner

5 ай бұрын

Elvis had a child with a Bigfoot woman and then they left Earth with the grey aliens to avoid the fake news media.

@AChapstickOrange

5 ай бұрын

_"I was in high school when Kennedy was shot."_ Uh huh. Do you have witnesses to that effect...?

@karendavenport2766

5 ай бұрын

Elvis isn’t alive?!

My grandparents recall the level of shock that everyone felt when it happened. We're lucky that we can talk to people who were alive at the time of notable moments in history.

@Littlebigbot

5 ай бұрын

I was in fourth grade and remember being sent home from school 30 minutes after the assassination. It was so dark and solemn it was surreal.

@sarkastikleader4708

5 ай бұрын

I agree. My mother remembers coming home from school as a child and seeing my grandmother/ her mom crying on the couch and then explaining to her that the president was assassinated.

@illfather7066

5 ай бұрын

My mom said that everyone thought there was going to be a war after that happened... They even have a fallout shelter in our little town because of it...most probably don't know it's there

@illfather7066

5 ай бұрын

@@Littlebigbot ur probably my mom's age then...she graduated 69

@kazamshah4543

5 ай бұрын

I threw up when I saw what they did to him, so tragic, he cut such lonely lost figure on that final trip to Dallas. Everyone knew his time was up, it was just a question of when. And when it occurred it was one of the most horrific sights in the history of this great nation.

I'm a tour guide Downtown Boston and when we are at the Old State House I explain people that the Official Spot of the Boston Massacre is not the correct one. The right one is in the middle of the intersection. I do tell them I understand why the city doesn't put a marker on the exact spot, because people will be stupid enough to take a picture in the middle of a busy intersection. And you filming some people who do exactly that on a busy road in Dallas proves my point :D

@arlonfoster9997

Ай бұрын

I have Paul Revere’s engraving of the 1770 shooting on King’s Street

Very glad I’ve finally been able to see this video! You really do care about showing everyone your hard work

Everything aside, this was a truly sad moment of relatively recent history. Thank you for your respectful & comprehensive coverage, Mr. Beat. It is important.

@LavaCreeperPeople

5 ай бұрын

yeah

@nekad2000

5 ай бұрын

The older I get and the more I read about it, I realize that this is not as true as it seems. For all of his perceived popularity, Kennedy was turning into a quite divisive president mid-term. Looking at the downward popularity trend, my guess is had he survived, he would not be remembered as one of the greats.

@gaiaconnectionsaustralia

5 ай бұрын

@@nekad2000 if he had remained president, I think the US may not have ruined so many lives overseas with war and sabotage. I think they may not have privatised all of their industry and maybe today America's assets would be working for the benefit of its workers instead of for the benefit of a tiny minority of rich asset owners. I think JFK was not driven by being remembered as someone great, but I think he was driven by doing the right thing in spite of the power structures that could have made him look like the bad guy. Maybe he misjudged how far they were willing to go to hold on to their power.

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@guycerulli2492

5 ай бұрын

Respectful? Like the popup cardboard cutout of Officer Tippet? None of this should be treated whimsically. RIP Officer Tippet.

One thing I love about history is how you can always retroactively pinpoint particular moments in time where, if this had happened differently, the world would be unrecognizable. The butterfly effect is fascinating. For instance, how would America be today if John F. Kennedy wasn’t assassinated?

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

It's why alternate history videos are so intriguing!

@Mike-ge7pe

5 ай бұрын

The 2000 election is perhaps the biggest inflection point of my lifetime, only to be overshadowed by 9/11, which is arguably related

@dwc1964

5 ай бұрын

My favorite to ponder: what if all 3 of Columbus's ships had sunk on the way back from the first voyage? The Europeans would be confirmed in their understanding that it's just too far to Asia going west, and not know about the land mass much closer to them, and so they'd continue sailing around Africa or going overland through Asia Minor rather than sail west into the void. Meanwhile, the Americans who had the displeasure of Columbus's acquaintance would tell everyone around them about those horrible people from across the big water.

@joseortega-us6rn

5 ай бұрын

Not only Him but also his brother Robert.

@Blackburn-Arts

5 ай бұрын

Agreed, I'm a big fan of alternate history narratives, it's truly fascinating

I really appreciate this video, especially knowing how many issues you’ve gotten from KZread with monetizing it

If Oswald was that quick, how was anyone able to give an accurate description so the police knew who he was?

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

APB went out on the man seen in the window and on lone AWOL TSBD employee Oswald, he was in fact arrested as a suspect in Tippit's murder and only later was it discovered the Tippit suspect and the Kennedy suspect were the same man.

@JH-qy8no

13 күн бұрын

Oswald's face was exposed throughout the duration of his firing the 3 shots. He didn't fire then take cover, and fire again like in a war scenario.

@danieleyre8913

7 күн бұрын

He was employed but he book depository! People saw him leave the building not long after the assassination (which he had no good reason to) and some people saw him shooting from the window, and some of his colleagues were able to give a description.

@biggame2175

7 күн бұрын

@@danieleyre8913 lies. They all left the building after the shooting. They cleared the building and sent everyone home lol c'mon now

@biggame2175

7 күн бұрын

That's how it goes with a patsy.

I feel the biggest problem with conspiracy theorists is that they fail to realize that incompetence is also a key factor in some noteworthy tragedies. Instead, they have to paint someone a bad guy in some way and use “cover up” or “that’s what they want you to think” rhetoric. Edit: Holy crap, over 1K likes? I’m starting to get imposter’s syndrome here!

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

lol yeah incompetence is sadly often the norm

@89stebu

5 ай бұрын

Imagine still believing the narrative despite how easily it can be refuted.

@jayfrank1913

5 ай бұрын

@@89stebu Which narrative? The conspiracy one or the true one? I hope you mean the true event. The conspiracy "theories" are all easily refuted.

@89stebu

5 ай бұрын

@@jayfrank1913 Okay, 🐑. So I guess the Parkland doctors were straight up lying when they did the initial autopsy report showing Kennedy was shot through the front

@easterntrees

5 ай бұрын

strongly recommend that anyone who still believes any conspiracy theories about the assassination watch Dr Sean Munger's 2 part, 3 hour video essay on the subject, where he dissects every conspiracy theory in detail and demonstrates empirically how untrue they are. he conducted additional research into some of the conspiracy theories' origins, which he also discusses. he is an excellent academic and researcher, the essay is fully cited, and he's very engaging on video. it's here on youtube, just search his name and you'll find it.

Excellent video! My grandpa still remembers the day President Kennedy was assassinated and remembers where he was and what he was was doing. I was thinking about recording him and letting him recall that day and let him tell the story. Pretty soon we won’t have people being able to tell this story as this generation is getting older and older. For our generation I think 9/11 will be the day we all will remember where we were when it happened but my grandpas generation this is the day that they will always remember where they were and what they were doing. Really enjoyed watching this video.

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

Thank you Kyle! Yep, everyone seems to remember exactly where they were when they heard about JFK's death just like everyone seems to remember exactly where they were when on 9/11. I always, perhaps more strangely, remember exactly where I was on March 13, 2020.

@jamellfoster6029

5 ай бұрын

My Mom does as well. She was 12 at the time.

@jayfrank1913

5 ай бұрын

I was negative 3 months old so my memories are hazy at best. I could barely hear the radio and TV through all the amniotic fluid. My mom and dad were 23 and still remember it well.

@cheneethompson5756

5 ай бұрын

​@@jamellfoster6029my daddy was 8, and still remembers

@cheneethompson5756

5 ай бұрын

​@@jayfrank1913my mom hadn't been born yet My grandma was pregnant with her

Definitely in the top 5 Mr. Beat videos very cool style of video with going to all the locations through the timeline of the event

I love necessary information. Glad you collabed with him

Don't forget to like and share. Mr Beat seems to have gone to a lot of troubles to get that publish, so let make his effort worth it to him...

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@therrydicule

5 ай бұрын

@@iammrbeat Did you just got 100K views in 7 hours?

@kazamshah4543

5 ай бұрын

It's compelling to watch Mr Beat, keep up the good work and thank you for this latest addition on such a tragic event.

@therrydicule

5 ай бұрын

@@kazamshah4543 I'm just surprised at how fast the view count seems to increase. But I'm not usually following the view count of videos. I'm usually just watching the video.

I was born about a week after JFK was shot. The day it happened my mom was in the doctor’s office for a routine check up. The doctor was telling her what to pack, what papers to sign, what to expect at the hospital- when the receptionist came in and told them, “I heard on the radio just now that President Kennedy had been shot!” The doctor and Mom just looked at each other and at the receptionist in total shock. Later, Mom drove over to her mother’s house. Sure enough, there was Grandma sitting in front of the T.V., watching Walter Kronkite get kicked off the set for breaking down in front of the whole nation! She and Mom then continued to watch the live coverage without saying a word to each other. Dad then came to Grandma’s from work asking what was going on since no one was was at our house when he got there. Mom and Grandma both looked at him like, “Excuse us? You didn’t hear anything at work? You’re from Boston and you didn’t hear anything? (We were living in Indiana at the time.)” Mom went into labor with me while watching JFK’s funeral on T.V. I was born November 28, 1963, at 8:44 p.m. local time in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

@anthonywilliams9852

5 ай бұрын

So u are saggitarius!

@jeannehall6546

5 ай бұрын

@@anthonywilliams9852 🤗♐️

Hello Mr. Beat, may I ask what is the name of the music you used for this segment (and other segments) of the video? 0:55 I really enjoyed it and I can't seem to find it anywhere.

One thing that can't be explained away is that Oswald was within 1500 yards or 2 men that were killed. He pulled a gun on the arresting officers. Kinda suspicious for a guy who did nothing .

@cubsfanman-nx6pg

2 ай бұрын

Im not quite sure what you're trying to argue here but its obvious that Oswald definently was one of the shooters

@cyberneticsiren

2 ай бұрын

Can you phrase that better?

@JS-ti8ny

Ай бұрын

Charles If you watch this video again and You still cannot see the limo driver (CIA/Mossad operative) turn and shoot JFK in the face ..son there is no hope for you.

@biggame2175

Ай бұрын

​@@cubsfanman-nx6pgno he wasn't

@schusterlehrling

13 күн бұрын

​@@cubsfanman-nx6pgit is evident that he was the only shooter at Kennedy.

Thanks SO much for having me on Mr. Beat! I had a great time filming and hanging out with you and the video turned out great! Sent from my iPhone at a CIA black site

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

The CIA is watching you alright. :) Thanks for being in the video. It was definitely fun hanging out with you!

@gavinisdie

5 ай бұрын

I saw your comment just as you appeared in the video

@melgibsonafter5beers329

5 ай бұрын

Glad the Mossad / CIA hasn't gotten to you......yet.

@bingusman69

Ай бұрын

stop being a kook. no 2nd shooter and it's pretty obvious

@ytacc1323

Ай бұрын

no it isnt g how does 1 bullet make 7 wounds@@bingusman69

One of my history professors jokingly claimed that Canada is also partially responsible for JFK’s death. Despite JFK’s bad back, Canada got him to engage in a tree planting ceremony in Ottawa. The ceremony worsen JFK’s back and helped influence him to wear a back brace. That back brace prevented JFK from recoiling forward or leaning forward after being shot in the neck. As a result, a second more fatal shot was made. In short, sorry aboot that.

@privatename3621

5 ай бұрын

You do understand that he was shot in the neck from the FRONT, right? That was confirmed by all of the doctors at Parkland Memorial that worked on JFK when he came in. In fact, their joint testimonies made recent news after hiding it from the public for so many decades. It was a cover up by the CIA to scare them and force them to go along with the lone gunman "shot in the back" myth. He was shot by multiple assassins, none of which included Lee Harvey Oswald. This video is sad that it still continues to perpetuate that long debunked cover up and false narrative planted by the US government.

@JacobGrim

5 ай бұрын

I never knew that! How interesting

@karendavenport2766

5 ай бұрын

Makes sense!

@karmad4491

5 ай бұрын

That is ridiculous. He was shot from the front and that is why his body was forced backward.

@counterfeit1148

5 ай бұрын

​@@karmad4491The being forced backward happened a bit after the shot (according to my memory of the Zapruder film which I haven't actually watched in a year) so it must have been caused by something else

Another amazing video Mr. Beat. I live in Dallas and did not even know how the events unfold other than the actual shooting. I will definitely go to these places.

LBJ has long been known to have his loose ends handled. How LBJ is still recognized and honored is beyond me.

@CheeseMiser

5 ай бұрын

I love the amount of bs in youtube comments

@DavidHRyall

5 ай бұрын

@@CheeseMiser LBJ orchestrated it. Wake up.

@clivebaxter6354

5 ай бұрын

He was a drunk, a sex addict, a crook and a racist.

@nakiagoated3751

5 ай бұрын

Lebron?

@robertanderson9375

5 ай бұрын

​@DavidHRyall a lot of stupid people think that.

This is amazing, Mr. Beat! President Kennedy’s assassination is such a heartfelt moment in US history, and you’ve told the story beautifully! I can’t help but feel for Jackie, knowing that she was covered in his blood and brains, and that she refused to let him go for the rest of the day. Thank you for going through so much trouble to publish this video, it was worth it! PS: it is absolutely absurd that KZread will not allow you to show the pictures and footage of that day. Everybody needs to see what happened on November 22, 1963.

@straightrippnable706

5 ай бұрын

I have surely seen those pictures in middle school...

@cheneethompson5756

5 ай бұрын

Poor Jackie! When lady bird(lbj's wife) asked if she wanted to take off her suit, Jackie was like, "no! I want them to see what they have done to Jack!" 😢😢😢😢😢😢

@warlordofbritannia

5 ай бұрын

When you remember what a husband JFK was, it becomes even more emotionally charged

@busterbiloxi3833

5 ай бұрын

The pictures and footage are all over the internet. This guy can’t get the rights to show them because he’s a doofus.

@timgardner1217

5 ай бұрын

@@busterbiloxi3833 the guy also gave a sloppy presentation of what happened. I’m sorry Mr. beat but this is trash

My grandpa had a painting of JFK in his and my grandma’s house because JFK was his dad’s favorite president. He even told me that my great grandpa even cried when his assassination happened

@jefferyepstein9210

5 ай бұрын

He was a good president. Today he would be a conservative republican.

@albertmarnell9976

5 ай бұрын

Many Americans and others were quietly pleased about the assassination. I was a kid with big ears. Do you think that Republicans cared? J.F.K. was a myth and probably would have died very young anyway. It disgusts me how that family is romanticized. The story of the Kennedy's is just a fairy tale. The medical records reveal that Kennedy variously took codeine, Demerol and methadone for pain; Ritalin, a stimulant; meprobamate andlibrium for anxiety; barbiturates for sleep; thyroid hormone; and injections of a blood derivative, gamma globulin, a medicine thatcombats infections. During the Bay of Pigs fiasco in 1961, and the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, Kennedy was taking steroids for his Addison's disease, painkillers for his back, anti-spasmodics for his colitis, antibiotics for urinary tract infections, antihistamines for his allergies, and on at least one occasion, an anti-psychotic drug to treat a severe mood change that Jackie Kennedy believed was brought on by the antihistamines.

@albertmarnell9976

5 ай бұрын

Many Americans did not like Kennedy and I was old enough to see that not everyone cried over him. Many were pleased. But this is not supposed to be discussed. It was no different when Lincoln was shot. There are always people that hate or do not like the person who is the figurehead. @@elmdi

I was in 7th grade history class when the school principal made the announcement over the school intercom. All I really remember of that moment was that the entire room was just dead quiet for several minutes. I generally am no conspiracy theorist but in this case I don't think the public has been told the truth, or at least important elements of the truth. I have at various times wondered if various foreign governments, organized crime, or even American political figures had a hand in the murder. I don't think the truth will ever be told.

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIaGzK6KqcKue5M.html

@jrdees9208

5 ай бұрын

Yes we all no the government and the Cia killed the president in 1963 they can't hide the truth they may try to hush people up but now we no they all lied

@warrendietzel1953

5 ай бұрын

Check out Everything Is A Rich Man's Trick. He outlines the events in greater detail than any other presentation I've seen to date.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

@@warrendietzel1953 Everything Is A Rich Man's Trick is the stupidest piece of lie-packed paranoid garbage ever filmed which affords endless screen time to one demonstrable liar and grifter after another. When it starts lecturing Officer Tippit was killed just to provide body parts for Kennedy's autopsy, all you can do is laugh.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

@@warrendietzel1953 Everything Is a Rich Man's Trick is the stupidest piece of lie-packed garbage ever made, highlights one demonstrable liar and grifter after another, and when it absurdly starts lecturing Tippit was murdered just to provide body parts for Kennedy's autopsy in D.C., all you can do is laugh.

Hi Mr. Beat, I was just at the location. Now watching your video for more information. Thank you.

250k+ views as of now. Well deserved. It's amazing how you move around the actual locations while documenting the events.

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

I am so glad I censored it lol

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIaGzK6KqcKue5M.html

@NeilDaltonMetteer

5 ай бұрын

Mr beast plase give mony

@justisolated5621

5 ай бұрын

​@@iammrbeatyou see Mr. Beat? Dont worry, soon almost all of Youtubr will watch this vid

@eameece

Ай бұрын

It probably costs a lot of money to make and promote a video on you tube now. I have no idea how to do this anymore.

Thank you for providing both a censored and uncensored version, it's very appreciative of people who might find it disturbing and those who don't ❤

Jack was a true Legend. The world will miss him forever. It tears me up every time when I think about the fact that he coudn't finish his great work that he has put in for humanity and doing that with a passion. I really hope we all will never forget that.

@geochonker9052

5 ай бұрын

Who was Jack

@alexbattin6482

5 ай бұрын

@@geochonker9052 I am assuming it's Jack Ruby they are taking about. Not sure what that comment is referring to though.

@donrayjay

5 ай бұрын

@@geochonker9052 Jack Kennedy aka the president

@PumpkinJack31

5 ай бұрын

@geochonker9052 “Jack” is a common (though perhaps dated) nickname for John.

@bobbyanderson1054

5 ай бұрын

​@@alexbattin6482John Fitzgerald Kennedy was known to family and close friends as Jack... Most times they referred to the former President and First Lady as Jack and Jackie

Your explanation of what a conspiracy is was the single greatest string of sentences I have ever heard 🤣

@henlohenlo689

5 ай бұрын

its penal code where 2 or more come together to do a crime or crimes that is when it violates conspiracy law and this increases severity of punishments. given it was organized assassination then it is likely is was 2 or more involved. making the claim it was conspiracy isnt unreasonable.

@warrendietzel1953

5 ай бұрын

A conspiracy is simply 2 or more people working together to commit a crime. A conspiracy theory is simply a theory about a conspiracy. There's nothing inherently bad about a conspiracy theory. Not all conspiracy theories are created equal. Some are obviously absurd. Then again, a great many have actually been proven to be 100% accurate.

@warrendietzel1953

5 ай бұрын

@@henlohenlo689 That the events at Dealey Plaza were the result of a conspiracy is really the only logical conclusion. Kennedy was shot twice from the front, and not only were a number of people involved in the operation, but a number of people were involved in the subsequent cover up.

@henlohenlo689

5 ай бұрын

@@warrendietzel1953 people accuse someone as conspiracy theorist as the punch line that wins the argument. but it is where the argument begins. but their stupidity is next level because they proclaim it like it ended the discussion. not talking about you but about the people of history who seem to talk condescending about consouracy theorists and usually use straw man tactic. they bad mouth conspiracy theorist himself for being that. instead of attacking the allegations or facts or evidence of what ever is being discussed.

@warrendietzel1953

5 ай бұрын

@@henlohenlo689 Ironically, the people who dismiss conspiracy theorists out of hand and use the term as some kind of insult are generally some of the most propagandized people on the planet.

Fun fact about this. This past summer I was an intern at the Western Reserve Historical Society. One of the security guards there who worked every Friday was Paul Landis, a former secret service agent who was in the car behind the Kennedys during the assassination. I never met him, but everyone talked about how cool of a guy he is.

@dphinman6952

5 ай бұрын

Really? Wow cool. Landis recently had a book released claiming it was he who found CE-399 on the top of the back seat head rest area. And then didn't tell anyone for 59 years. Landis is a fraud and a disgrace to his country.

@michaelashley2855

5 ай бұрын

Fun ?

You are one of my favorite historians/documentarians. Thank you for providing such quality content on both of your channels. Stay safe Mr. Beat

@johnrogers9481

5 ай бұрын

Huh??? Quality?

@landanthompson7056

5 ай бұрын

Stay safe? I mean if that is just wishing him well, then great! But if you are implying that he would have reason to fear for his safety for putting out this video, then you are sorely mistaken. This video is nothing new. He basically just said I believe everything the government has told me. Not a real deep dive! Imagine covering all the dirt in a 20 minute video.

@Edgun99a

5 ай бұрын

"Historians". Isn't he just a KZreadr? Correct me if I'm wrong!

@DavidHRyall

5 ай бұрын

Except he still believe a Oswald was involved - when he wasn't

@janetphillips2875

4 ай бұрын

This young man needs some compassion in his voice. Im embarrassed that I watched this. If he is a historian, then Im an astronaut AND a Navy Seal!

You've always got great audio. Great work.

The ending of the video cracked me up!😂 I was born and raised in Dallas County and anytime I go downtown, I always make sure to drive over the “x” on my way home.

It was raining in Dallas on the morning of 11/22. In fact, JFK initially expected a bubble top on the car, and as he was 6' 1'', he would have to duck a little bit to avoid hitting the car roof. The rain soon blew over by noon and JFK went out without a bubble top. If he did have the bubble top, he'd likely be hit in the shoulder or chest, and would likely have survived. Crazy to think how a drizzle could have saved him.

"Non- fiction is waaay more interesting than fiction." So true Mr Beat!

I am so surprised you mentioned the second assassination that day, usually no one ever discusses Lee H Oswald also killed officer Tippit after the assassination. Bravo to you for reporting all of the events of that day.😢❤

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

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@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

Poor Tippit

@ultrapulp

2 ай бұрын

There's actually (suppressed) evidence that disputes Oswald killing Tippet. Most of the witnesses description of the killer was in no way a match to Oswald. The Warren Commission used a single witness that was coerced into saying that Oswald was the killer. Her testimony was later to be said unsure and unreliable a Warren Commission member.

@garyhamalainen1651

Ай бұрын

indeed, the murder of the President took top billing over Tippit's murder and that's understandable. The thing is, the "evidence" used to attribute Tippet's death to Oswald isn't much more conclusive than the evidence that he actually killed JFK. Oswald was a sketchy character, no doubt, but as it turns out he actually may have telling the truth when he claimed to be just a patsy.

11:25 this is so shocking to me. Jacki O on the literal night her husbands brain was blown out into her lap, she’s standing next to Lyndon Johnson as he’s sworn in. I just feel like I wouldn’t be able to go out into public so soon after such a tragedy, let alone in front of dozens of cameras being filmed for millions to see at home

I was excited the moment I saw this video pop up, but I assumed you wouldn’t touch in the conspiracy. I think you did a great job with it while remaining unbiased! Great content as always Beat, doin the lord’s work.

@DavidHRyall

5 ай бұрын

He was very biased, he just preached the CIA narrative

I feel sorry for Jackie having lost her son Pat only a few months before this happened

I was in 5th grade, and this event will live with us for our entire lives. I’m not a conspiracy believer, nevertheless open minded to listen to facts. I enjoy and listen to all of Mr Beats KZreads. Additionally, I would strongly recommend Mr Beat’s “ The Ultimate American Presidential Election Book” My question for Mr Beat would be what his thoughts are on the current Ron Reiner 3 part Podcast dealing with JFK’s assassination? It will be finalized on Nov 22: the 60th Anniversary. Thank you as always Mr Beat!

I remember that day as if it was yesterday. An emotional day-Speechless. Bewildered. Scared. Sad. I felt them simultaneously.

@boredi6050

Ай бұрын

What is your favorite breakfast item?

There is a conspiracy but the conspiracy is the FBI and Secret Service covering how unbelievably bad they dropped the ball.

@avatar997

5 ай бұрын

Retired federal employee here, and when people go off into intricate conspiracy theories involving the government, all I can say is, "We aren't that organized or discrete."

@jlennon784

5 ай бұрын

@@avatar997 I agree after 20 years in the military the level of incompetence and stupidity is astounding.

@iBloodxHunter

5 ай бұрын

​@@avatar997😂 ok bot.

@elus89

5 ай бұрын

No. They didn't "drop the ball". They were deliberately told not to ride on JFKs limo, like they normally do.

@SefirothPH

5 ай бұрын

Medical examiners concluded he was shot in the head from the front, not the rear. What came after doesn't mean anything. The evidence being changed after everybody involved being strongarmed by the CIA and JFKs brain being stolen means it is not valid or reliable evidence. If the KGB did something like this you would all unequivocally believe it was a conspiracy, you would never entertain believing their fantastical version of events for a single second.

I’m gonna be that guy to point out that Allen Dulles was also on the Warren Commission for whatever it’s worth

@chipcook6646

20 күн бұрын

So was G. Ford many people JFK got rid of. Thanks to E Hover and Johnson

Stumbled across this video and got two new content creators to follow. From one video. I'm pretty pumped

My poppy told me that he got the day off work when news of the assassination reached Australia, no-one could really focus knowing what happened and his boss didn't want to get hurt. He went down to a pub and he remembered how quiet it was, everyone was watching the TV in the corner for news updates

This actually made me wonder about a particular subject: what are the oldest documents known about that are still partially redacted to this day?

@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

Very specific. Not sure how you’d find that, but I’d like to know, too. 😎

@dannytunz6993

5 ай бұрын

I'd say there must at least be a lot from the second world war....

@danieleyre8913

6 күн бұрын

The bible…

Amazing video Beat! I used to teach U.S History but I switched over to AP Gov this year and this isn’t on the curriculum but I’m sure I can squeeze this in and show this to my students at some point! 😁

Very informative, Mr. Beat. Great work. His story has always intrigued me. Today will mark the 60th year anniversary of this tragic event. Dr. Martin Luther King had a chilling reaction when it happened. He said, "I won't live to see 40. The nation is just too sick. If they will kill the president, I know they're going to get me. I know they will get me." November 22, 1963.

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

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@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

watch this video!!!

I have a picture of my Grandpa with JFK when he was campaigning in Indiana in the Fall of 1959. My grandpa was at Purdue living with my Grandma, and saw him coming down an elevator. He rushed out and asked to take a picture - to which JFK was more than happy to. They both bonded because my mom and JFK's daughter were the same age. Such a surreal photo.

"So that's the JFK assassination." I instinctively check the time remaining and smile wryly at seeing we're at the halfway point. Well played sir 👏 👌 😂

When I visited Dealey Plaza and the Sixth Floor museum, I was struck by how small the area was. While the shot from the sixth floor might have been challenging, a shot from the grassy knoll behind the fence would have been easy. One other thing I found interesting is that museum had a collection of cameras, all of which took pictures of the assassination that day. None of them were entered into evidence for the Warren commission.

@claytonberg721

5 ай бұрын

The shot from the grassy knoll would have been from side to side. From the book depository the target slowly moving away from you. Textbook sniper position. Also the distance was 80 metres. For any rifle that's a very good range. Most hunters will tell you that distance is a sweet spot. For a nation full of gun nuts to believe that someone of average skill can't make a basically stationary 80 metre shot with a rifle... well. The fact that this conversation is on going all these years later impinges the very validity of the 2nd amendment argument. While a lot of Americans may own guns a lot of them don't know how to use them and couldn't use the to defend themselves against an invading force if it became necessary.

@ChucksSEADnDEAD

5 ай бұрын

But the ballistic evidence supports shots from the back.

@charleskra

5 ай бұрын

@@claytonberg721 The knoll is about 25 meters closer. I guess that is not as much of an advantage as the fact that the shot from the 6th floor is not a "side to side". but a moving away. Just asking, not arguing. I'm not a hunter or ex-military.

@treadstone1970

5 ай бұрын

@@ChucksSEADnDEAD wrong. Actually the evidence supports a frontal shot. You are falling for the Warren Commission fabrication and fairy tale.

@mikehiggins9871

5 ай бұрын

Think of it this way. The closer the target, the more you have to move the gun barrel to be on target. There is a point that is in range where you barely need to move the barrel.@@charleskra

Been waiting for this vid!

Mr Beat had the opportunity to say "making his way downtown" with a piano flourish like that song from the 2010s.

So glad you’re finally covering this

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

This video was so fun to make!

Yes!! Necessary information getting bigger.. his cia iceberg is fantastic, love that you gave him some time on your channel

@ammitthedevourerofsouls

5 ай бұрын

It's the Apocalypse the unveiling of truth. We want the truth!!! Project ICEMAN. Utilizing operation slingshot for the perfect portal and alignment in the solar system to alter the timelines as if it never happened. Like Hitler and Mengele they remove certain players in political theater and hide them as they walk amongst the civilians. Atlantean and Anunnuaki technology. God leaves no stone unturned everything will come out in the end. Basically this earth school experiment is using us like a 5-D chess game. Knowing they could be walking amongst us and no one would ever know. Taking the Nazi scientists moving them to the US and beginning their experiment all over again. This time altering the timelines to avoid repeating history. Pretty exciting if they would just tell the truth on tell-lie-vision for once during the Apocalypse.

Great video as always Mr. Beat

I spent five years working at the 501 Elm Street building in the early 2000’s, with my office window overlooking Dealey Plaza. That place has a special vibe. I saw so many interesting things.

Been watching for a while, one of your best made videos yet this must have took a ton of time. Major props keep it up Mr. Beat!

That's cool that you also have a link to the uncensored version!

Fun fact: Johnson didn’t need to be sworn in. He automatically became President at the passing of Kennedy. Also - Roger Stone’s book on the assassination is believable.

@schusterlehrling

5 ай бұрын

The affirmation or oath is declaratory. The office starts at the time designated in the constitution. Normally that's the 20th of January at 12:00 EST. In case of the death of the president it's the moment the president is declared dead. Then the Vice President is immediately president. In both cases, the affirmation is usually given as close as possible to the start of the office, but even if the affirmation is not given at all, the office starts. The affirmation is only declaratory.

@aaronz7056

4 ай бұрын

They wanted to very clearly show the succession and the government were still strong and stable. As for Roger Stone, well, if one of the greatest anti-democracy traitors in US history isn't a mountain of credibility, who is?

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

They wanted to show very clearly that the succession was solid and the government had not been compromised, that's all. We are at the height of the Cold War here.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

They wanted to make it very visibly clear the succession was secure and the government was still functioning, you forget this was the height of the Cold War. Roger Stone: well, if one of the biggest anti-democracy traitors in U.S. history isn't a fountain of credibility, who is?

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

a) This was the height of the Cold War, nobody knew this wasn't the start of WWIII, and it was important to show the government and the succession were visibly strong and fully functional. b) Roger Stone: yes, if one of the most despicable traitors (and recently heard opining away about murdering his OWN political enemies) isn't a tow of credibility, who is?

loved seeing necessary information in this!

Started Watching your videos again sir, thank you for still including the less censored version for others to watch

When my grandpa was still alive, he would say the mob killed Kennedy but i always wondered what it really was.

@warlordofbritannia

5 ай бұрын

If I had to believe in a conspiracy theory, I’d believe in that one. The Boston Irish mob are definitely Masshole enough to try knocking off a president.

@lucas096br4

5 ай бұрын

Probably CIA seeing they would get defunded by JFK, but JFK messed with a lot of people directly and indirectly with his choices, he was a president after all I personally believe CIA, there are lots of cases where CIA failed attempts at assassinating leaders, some maybe succeded (Don't really remember, but wikipedia has a lot of information of that) and possibly FBI in it seeing that eye witnesses reported to get threats and such to stay quiet, tapes being burned, etc. TL;DR: Basically speaking CIA even took down wikipedia pages of their violations but wikipedia put it again and showed lots of human violations and attempts at killing leaders, a.k.a presisdents and such 💀It really is messed up

Thank you for the scientific approach, especially when referring to a conspiracy theory as a hypothesis. Makes a world of difference when the report is objective.

@PerryCoxPF93

5 ай бұрын

It wasn't scientific. A Mountain of evidence was excluded. No mention of Oswald being a CIA asset. The particulars of why the magic bullet theory was ridiculous and the fact that people on the WC including the President didn't believe the lone gunman theory

I turned 9 the day following the assassination. I will be 69 on November 23. I'll forever remember where i was and what i was doing November 22. I was in 4th grade and the news came over the intercom in the classroom. I got home afterwards and my mother had come home from the hospital; she had tearful eyes and couldnt leave the TV. The funeral procession was widely watched. I'll never forget it. Rest in peace, JFK.

@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

Happy birthday 🎂

Mr. Beat I didn't know you were here in Dallas! I was literally just there in daily plaza shooting a JFK 1 hour special airing on News Nation this Sunday night! Pretty cool how we were covering the same story! Love your videos man!

I had no idea how jacked Mr. Beat was.

@Louie_Shredz

5 ай бұрын

Hahaha, this is the comment I came here for lmao

@elus89

5 ай бұрын

Have to be jacked to work for intelligence.

You are a great teacher, thanks for all the info.

Missed opportunity for the perfect collab with Wendingoon

@christophermanley3602

3 ай бұрын

Yeah. I like the ‘Goon, but his JFK video is chock full of falsehoods and misrepresentations.

I felt the same way when I went through dealy plaza. I saw an empty parking spot and immediately pulled in. I could not pass the area without giving some respect to President Kennedy.

Since I was only 3 at the time, most conspiracy theorist have ruled me out as being an accomplice. My skepticism is based on my inability to believe that any of the entities accused of a conspiracy were competent enough to maintain secrecy for the following 60 years.

Damn, I just noticed Mr. Beat has some proper guns. 👌

My mother lived in Dallas in that time- in the famous Oakcliff area. She says there was cops allllll over the place. Police cars driving all around, she mentions it was a eerie Friday

My biggest issue with JFK conspiracy theories is that they often have a conclusion first and then work backwards to find evidence to support it. And it's usually quite easy to support any theory you may have when you think this way because you often subconsciously overlook or dismiss evidence that points to a contrary conclusion

@mariamatheson5300

5 ай бұрын

Exactly what the Warren Commission did. Decided that Lee Oswald was the lone shooter and no one else was involved and worked backwards from there.

@AJFStudios

5 ай бұрын

It’s literally the opposite. Magic bullet being the perfect example

@TaliyahP

5 ай бұрын

@@AJFStudios it's a known type of bias

@chalkandcheese1868

5 ай бұрын

A ton of speculation, but zero facts after 60 years.

@warlordofbritannia

5 ай бұрын

@@chalkandcheese1868 “zero facts after 60 years” Ah, of course! JFK didn’t even die, that was a body double-the real JFK has been hidden on the CIA’s moonbase since November 22, 1963

Mr. Beat, I’m writing a novel about JFK Jr, where he lives beyond 1999 and becomes President in 2008 and leads the country through tumultuous times while reflecting on the successes and failures of his father. He also is a dedicated husband and father, as well as a stepfather. He marries a divorced woman and changes a lot of things that happened in the 2000s and early 2010s. I’d love to share it with you when I’m done, I’m sure you’d love to see the new timeline I create.

@oasisline6415

5 ай бұрын

Sounds bad imma be fr

@LolManI-75

5 ай бұрын

​@@oasisline6415 dude, don't be like that to him. The novel might actually be pretty cool!

@General_Thanksgiving

5 ай бұрын

@@oasisline6415 while he is giving his honest opinion I absolutely love this idea

@iammrbeat

5 ай бұрын

I'd love to see that!

@avatarmikephantom153

5 ай бұрын

@@iammrbeat thanks. I’m almost finished. I contacted former house democratic whip David Bonior. He liked the idea (in the novel he’s the fictional VP, acting as the Biden to John Jr’s Obama.)

Good video. I can’t help but feel there’s something of a test going on here lol, because while half the video provides another angle of the matter, the description links to an extremely exhaustive counter point of any other conclusion besides a lone gunman. It’s great to see both sides, but on the other hand I can’t really make heads or tails of the idea one explanation is in the video and the other is in the description lol nice work tho, cheers

I love how you didn't know if you should've uploaded this or not and you thought it wouldn't get much attention, yet it's your most viewed video in a while

I’ve been watching What’s My Line with my grandparents and my Dad told me that reporter Dorothy Kilgallen, one of the hosts of the show, died under mysterious circumstances because she was researching the death for a book. I’d love to hear your take on that, Mr. Beat!

@20thcenturytunes

5 ай бұрын

I remember that, It was in 1965 about I think - Dorothy K was a talented investigator

@alexanderdgray

5 ай бұрын

She was one of dozens of people with ties the assassination who died, often just before they were about to show in court, testify, or otherwise share what they knew. Actuaries tried to the calculate the odds of so many people in a similar population dying from unnatural causes, that the odds were astromically against so many dying when they did.

@wyldfantasies

5 ай бұрын

@@alexanderdgray kinda like the Clinton Body Count?

@debbiehughes795

5 ай бұрын

She knew way too much. She was looking into Jack Ruby's involvement and the Mafia ties with the CIA. All of her notes, of her findings, dissapeared . She died the same way Marilyn Monroe did. There is way too much cover up in this case. Trump was the only President willing to open the files and he was warned against it.

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

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The cross over I never knew I needed 😭🔥

Hey Mr Beat, here's a conspiracy theory for you to investigate: who blew Nord Stream 2? And why?

Mr. Beat, Thank you for helping young people to develop an interest in history: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" philosopher George Santayana

I was 8 yrs old when JFK was assassinated, i remember that day very well, a very sad day in American History. There are a few very important events you left out of the video such as the pencil sized hole in the windshield, the damage chrome trim above the windshield, the piece of the curb on Elm St.that was removed that had evidence of a bullet stike, the umbrella man, which may have played a larger role than what some people realize. There was also a rush to destroy evidence in the limo itself in the interior, mainly the seats and door panels, i personally dont think Oswald fired the deadly shot, the head shot came from the front, physics told me that back when i saw the Zapruder Film for the 1st time. There were very many odd events that took place on Nov. 22, 1963, from Officer Tippitt to the 2 caskets and disappearing witnesses. Until the over 4000 pages of unredacted documents are released none of us will really know the whole truth.

@LunaErosStudios

5 ай бұрын

Precisely!! ^^^^THIS, PEOPLE!!!!^^^^

@dennispfeifer7788

5 ай бұрын

Did you know the power went out in the TSBD during the assassination? Did you know the rifle sling mounts in the back yard photos don't match LHO's rifle...? I know of at least a dozen anomalies like these in addition to yours.

@kazamshah4543

5 ай бұрын

Thank to the staff at Park lands medical centre we finally know the real truth about his wounds, instead of the fake autopsy fed to us by the state.

@Haaaaaaaaarper

5 ай бұрын

At this point it's pretty fair to assume that the CIA actually killed or at least played a role in killing Jack. The evidence is almost overwhelming at this point.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

a) Only damage to the limo at all is a bad crack to the windshield (still in the National Archives) that also damaged the chrome plating, from the inside. b) Idea somebody desperate to frame this on Oswald from behind the limo stood directly in front of the car (where, exactly...?), fired through glass (!!!) and shot Kennedy in the face with a different gun, is obviously stupid. c) Kennedy is plainly seen in the film to suffer a massive exit wound at the temple consistent only with a shot from behind. d) Oswald was ID'd by nearly a dozen witnesses as shooting Tippit and the shells were matched to his gun. e) What the heck is the point of messing around with the body and faking the autopsy when leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine? f) What witnesses "disappeared?"

Killers of the Flower Moon was playing at the theater, too?! Boy, I heard that movie is long, but I had no idea how long it was!!

Oh my fucking god. This is a collaboration I wasn’t expecting but I definitely needed

I just finished watching Sean Munger's super long documentary about this subject. And while his video is definitely really good, it is certainly really really really long and technical. Props for basically condensing a lot of the most important stuff into something that is way more accessible.

@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

I can second Sean Munger’s videos. Very thorough.

Sean munger does a very thorough analysis on the assassination, highly recommend watching that

My Dad was Born 7 days later.

Thanks for dressing up, Mr. Beat. For GD sakes, you're dressed like you just left the Planet Fitness.

@MrKrabs-rg3gw

5 ай бұрын

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I appreciate you having evan on, even though he may (possibly) have differing opinions you guys give a good example that we can still get along even if we have opposing views on controversial topics. That's what it's all about folks

Really well done video, Mr. Beat! I am impressed you were able to film on location! Kennedy was one of my favorite presidents and I've been wanting to visit the Sixth Floor Museum since moving to Texas a few years ago. I didn't know the boardinghouse was a museum, too, so I will have to add it to my list. I personally am one of the people who thinks there was a second shooter or a bigger conspiracy, especially with Lee Harvey Oswald being a sympathizer for the Soviet Union. (I'm surprised that didn't make it into the video.) Plus I have trouble buying the "magic bullet theory," but yes, I started buying into the conspiracy theory after watching the Oliver Stone JFK film as a middle schooler. I appreciate your taking the time to lay out the evidence for and against the different theories even though you had time constraints. I also still can't believe KZread made you censor the photo of Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald; I have a book with it in it and I wouldn't consider it graphic at all. If you have a chance, on a future trip to Texas, you should visit the LBJ library and the LBJ ranch!

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

Stone's film JFK is packed with over 80 demonstrable lies.

@aaronz7056

3 ай бұрын

Stone's movie, of course, is worthless as history, packed with over 80 demonstrable lies.

As JFK myself, I'm really impressed with the level of research here.

And BTW to our host, history DIDNT change THAT day. It was MADE THAT DAY

@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

It amazes me how many people in the comment section are upset at him for this phrase.

I love how Mr. Beat is trying to provide us with different kinds of videos! I really appreciate it and I loved the Oregon trail video!

A friend of mine once visited the Texas Book Depositary and the exact spot where the assassination actually took place. From all the coverage he had seen, he thought that it was a huge distance that required remarkable marksmanship from Lee Harvey Oswald. That was what he had been led to believe. Instead, he was totally surprised, and he told me, "I could have made that shot!"

@claytonberg721

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, it shows the lack of education on this subject. the Book Depository was a textbook sniper position. Anyone of average skill from that position with that rifle is making the kill, 9 times out of 10.

@chlbtn

5 ай бұрын

does your friend believe the Magic Bullet Theory?

@jimfarrell7196

5 ай бұрын

Iv’e been there, make that shot with your heart beating out of your chest and understanding the gravity about what you are going to do. Not so easy at that point in time. Also numerous shooters have attempted to recreate firing three shots from this rifle. None were successful. @@claytonberg721

@ChucksSEADnDEAD

5 ай бұрын

​@@chlbtn What magic bullet? The seating positions in the limo explain the perfectly normal bullet path. It only starts to twist and turn when you use the incorrect seating arrangement.

@RCSVirginia

5 ай бұрын

@@chlbtn The only matter that he commented on was that contrary to everything that he had heard and been told, it was an easy shot over a short distance.

I learned far more in the first five minutes about JFK's assassination than I did in the hour long class on the day he came up in our history books in history class. Ridiculous. And... ty.

@alwayslernin4400

5 ай бұрын

And there's alot more to learn on KZread by the many researchers that have been on the case. Mark Lane, Charles Groden, etc. The CIA is waiting for all them to die and for the youth to get disinterested.

It is kind of weird and sobering to think that the President was the same age as me when he was assassinated.

@christophermanley3602

5 ай бұрын

Right? Now you can’t be president unless you’re 80