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Tucker Carlson discusses the JFK assassination in this recent interview: (3:40) Tucker Carlson: I just hope that we get mass disclosure going back to at least 1963. We still don't have the full corpus of the Kennedy assassination documents. Why is that? Every reference to Israel was redacted. Why are there references to Israel in the Kennedy assassination documents? There are -- fact. What is that? All of this stuff should be declassified. There's no national security pretext to hide it. No, what they're hiding are their own crimes. And so, until that stuff is declassified, we can't answer these questions, but it could easily be, and I hope at some point we will have a president who's brave enough, who's willing to die for this. He's going to need to be willing to die to improve his country, that's that is the basic prerequisite of leadership. Carlson is referring to the Church Committee testimony of James Angleton which did have references to Israel redacted. Jefferson Morley discussed this with Carlson back in February 2025. Jefferson Morley: Yeah. I mean, the problem that they have is that I don't have a conspiracy theory, so the label of conspiracy theorist just doesn't apply. And the other thing is, you know, nobody can deny the stuff that I'm talking about. Let me mention another JFK document that's very important, and I think will interest you. One of the things that's withheld and is in the JFK collection right now is the testimony of James Angleton in 1975 to the Church Committee about the Israeli nuclear program. This is a 113-page document, and it's heavily redacted to this day, and the redactions clearly pertain to Israel. Now, is this an assassination related document? Absolutely. The Assassination Records Review Board said this is a assassination-related document. It meets the statutory definition, okay. If the President and this effort are serious, that testimony will be declassified because Angleton controlled the Oswald file on the one hand, and he was a contact with the Israelis on the other. So it belongs in the public record. That's another test of -- is this a serious effort? Morley was wrong about the document. The ARRB reviewed it in 1998 and decided that large parts of it were not relevant to the JFK assassination. Angleton's testimony is now totally unredacted and here is some of what Angleton said about Israel: Angleton's interest in Israel started after the war when there were thousands of displaced Jews waiting to go to Palestine. His interest was in counter-intelligence. And one of the jewels of the relationship was that Israel acquired Khrushchev's speech about Stalin, and then passed it on to the Americans. Here is what was going on in Europe after World War II, and this provides an overview of the concept and organization called the Brichah, This CIA document goes over the relationship between American intelligence and the Brichah: The Americans referred to their liaison with the Brichah as Project Symphony. There were strains in the relationship between the Brichah and the American intelligence services, largely because they had different goals. It started to unwind in July 1946. But the document explains fully why Angleton 'retained control" of the liaison with Israel: This book has a good deal on the relationship between Angleton and Israel: It is unfortunate that the CIA redacted the testimony of Angleton. There was probably no need and it has just encouraged people to think the worst. Angleton had legitimate counter-intelligence interests in working with displaced Jews and with Israel -- and it made perfect sense for him to handle the Israel file. Previous Relevant Blog Post Was Israel Behind the JFK Assassination? It is a ridiculous allegation -- Israel had no reason to kill Kennedy, who they considered a friend. Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson Again ... on the JFK Assassination Carlson alludes to Israel's involvement in the JFK assassination. Tucker Carlson, Again! Matt Taibbi was a guest on Carlson's show. Tucker Carlson Reaches a New Low Oliver Stone and Peter Kuznick were guests. Tucker Carlson Continues to Embarrass Himself Ron Paul tells Carlson the U.S. lost its government on November 22, 1963. RFK Jr. Puts Words in Allen Dulles's Mouth RFK Jr. is interviewed by Tucker Carlson and makes up some quotes.

We are on location in Dallas for Episode 39 with Bill Brown giving us a tour of the J. D. Tippit murder scene. This is the third episode dedicated to the Tippit murder. Episode 11 Bill Brown discusses the murder of Officer J. D. Tippit. Episode 25 Dale Myers discusses the Tippit shooting and shows us some nifty animation. Previous Episodes of On the Trail of Delusion: Episode 1 My first guest was Robert Reynolds who is an expert on the JFK assassination files. Episode 2 Robert A. Wagner discusses his new book, JFK Assassinated. Episode 3 Gerald Posner discusses the JFK assassination and conspiracy theories. Episode 4 Dr. Martin J. Kelly, Jr. discusses conspiracy theories and the medical evidence in the JFK assassination. Episode 5 Steve Roe discusses the life of General Edwin Walker and Oswald's attempt to kill him. Episode 6 Gus Russo discusses his participation in the PBS Frontline documentary on Lee Harvey Oswald. Episode 7 Dave Perry tells some great stories about debunking JFK conspiracy nonsense. Episode 8 Nick Nalli explains some of the science behind the assassination. Episode 9 Alecia Long discusses Jim Garrison and his non-existent case against Clay Shaw. Episode 10 Don Carpenter discusses the life of Clay Shaw. Episode 11 Bill Brown discusses the murder of Officer J. D. Tippit. Episode 12 Eric Dezenhall discusses the relationship between the mob and JFK. Episode 13 Nick Nalli discusses the acoustics evidence and the Zapruder Film. Episode 14 Scott Maudsley discusses Lee Harvey Oswald's antisocial personality disorder. Episode 15 Document expert Robert Reynolds discusses what to expect in the upcoming JFK assassination file releases. Episode 16 A panel discussion on the document releases with Fred Litwin, Gus Russo, Robert Reynolds, Larry Haapanen, Mark Allen, and Steve Roe. Episode 17 An interview with author Michel Gagné about conspiracy theories. Episode 18 An interview with Phil Tinline about his book, Ghosts of Iron Mountain. Episode 19 An interview with Janet Banister, grand-niece of Guy Banister. Episode 20 The Marina Oswald Tapes. Episode 21 Dr. Chad Zimmerman discusses JFK's autopsy X-rays and photographs. Episode 22 Tour guide Daniel Evans talks about his years of researching the JFK assassination. Episode 23 Adam Gorightly discusses Fred Crisman, Thomas Beckham, Raymond Broshears and Kerry Thornley. Episode 24 A fun interview with Larry Haapanen who discusses the Garrison investigation, and his involvement with Project Blue Book. Episode 25 Dale Myers discusses the Tippit shooting and shows us some nifty animation. Episode 26 Brian Roselle discusses the timing of the first shot. Episode 27 Dr. Martin J. Kelly, Jr. talks about the psychology of Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby. Episode 28 Gus Russo talks about what happened to Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City. Episode 29 John-Paul Pagano discusses conspiracy theories, conspiracism and antisemitism. Episode 30 Dr. Robert Vitt talks about conspiracy theories, the early JFK researchers, and how to evaluate evidence. Episode 31 Josh Sundloff discusses conspiracy theories and his TikTok channel. Episode 32 A panel discussion of the single-bullet theory with Dr. Martin Kelly, Dr. Nick Nalli, Fred James and Scott Maudsley. Episode 33 Ernest Kearney discusses conspiracy theories and how to evaluate evidence. Episode 34 Steve Barber discusses the acoustics evidence and his visits with Robert Groden. Episode 35 Assassination researcher John Corbett stops in to talk about the case. Episode 36 Fred Litwin teaches Professor Robert Vitt's class at Long Beach City College. Episode 37 Steve Roe goes over the chain of custody of CE399. Episode 38 Todd Kwait discusses his documentary on the Warren Commission.

An important part of Abraham Bolden's story is that he tried to contact the Warren Commission to tell them about Secret Service deficiencies and the supposed plot against JFK in Chicago. But did Bolden actually try to contact the Warren Commission? In May 1964, Bolden held a press conference at his home in Chicago. Here is what he said about contacting the Warren Commission: Chicago Daily News, May 20, 1964 Bolden said that two weeks earlier, he had told another agent "I'm going before the Warren Commission and tell about the drinking and disappearance of the (Secret Service) agents from their posts while they were guarding President Kennedy in Hyannis Port." Notice that he said nothing about a plot in Chicago. And Bolden did not identify that agent. He also said he was going to appear before the Warren Commission: Chicago Daily News, May 20, 1964 However Abraham Bolden's story changed in his 2009 book, The Echo from Dealey Plaza: The true story of the first African American on the White House Secret Service detail and his quest for justice after the assassination of JFK: (page 72 of the Kindle edition) When I'd arrived in Washington, D.C., on May 17, Agent McLeod and I had walked to a small coffee shop and had sandwiches. On the way back to the Willard Hotel, where we were staying, I decided to call the White House switchboard. I needed to contact J. Lee Rankin, counsel for the Warren Commission, but I didn't know how. I needed to let some member of the commission know that I was interested in giving testimony as to my observations and complaints about past Secret Service agent conduct. This is the first mention in Bolden's book that he was interested in talking with the Warren Commission. He claims he didn't know how to reach the Warren Commission. Calling the White House is not unreasonable, but why did he not make contact with anybody at the Commission? Later in his book, Bolden tells a story of a television journalist who visits him at his home to ask him about JFK: (page 102 in the Kindle edition) “I can't let you in because my wife and children are asleep, and I wouldn't want to appear on television looking like this anyway,” I said, cutting him off. “I would like for you to tell me who brought up the Kennedy thing. Yeah, I talked to some agents about testifying before the Warren Commission. I want to know how you found out.” Bolden then wrote that he "talked to some agents about testifying before the Warren Commission." Here is an interesting paragraph from Bolden's written statement to the Luna Committee: I had made the decision to tell the truth so I could do my job. If not, I couldn’t live with myself. But in January of 1964, the Secret Service made a move that was wrong, in that there had been reports of people in the group of the assassins in Dallas who had Secret Service identification. The Secret Service Chief recalled all of the Secret Service agents’ identification, and they made new identification books. I had heard that that there was some truth to the fact that some people had obtained credentials and were part of the assassination team. So, I decided to take time off and pay my way to Washington, D.C., where the Warren Commission was meeting and tell them the truth. Now Bolden says he "heard that there was some truth to the fact that some people had obtained credentials and were part of the assassination team." Wow, he never said that in 1964 and that is not in his book. He also claims that he took time off to go to Washington which is not the story he tells in his book. I find it curious that Bolden had about six months, before his arrest, to contact the Warren Commission. He did nothing. And now we are supposed to believe that he was arrested only after he decided to come forward. I think it is clear that Bolden only came forward after he was arrested, and that was to divert attention from his arrest. Bolden's lawyer made the decision that he should not testify before the Warren Commission: And so the Warren Commission wanted to hear from Bolden. In addition, the FBI report said this: But if Bolden believed there was a plot against JFK in Chicago, wouldn't that be relevant information about Kennedy's assassination in Dallas? Bolden never told the Warren Commission or the FBI about any supposed connections between Chicago and Dallas. He didn't tell the press about these connections in 1964. He didn't say one word about the Chicago plot until 1967. What kind of patriot would decide to NOT tell the Warren Commission or the FBI about a prior plot against JFK, and then hide that knowledge for three years? One last comment. Bolden did face some racial discrimination in the Chicago office. Some of the other agents in the office commented on that to the HSCA. But that doesn't mean that the fraud charges were not warranted. I have a lot of documentation on the case against Bolden, but I really haven't had the time to go into it in detail. Previous Blog Posts on the supposed plot in Chicago The Chicago 'Plot' Won't Go Away Yet another essay about the supposed plot. Abraham Bolden's Latest Version of the Chicago Plot Bolden testified before Anna Paulina Luna's task force and told yet another version of his Chicago plot story. Secret Service Report on Thomas Arthur Vallee Was Vallee really a threat? Secret Service Survey Report for Chicago, November 1963 This document was supposedly destroyed by the Secret Service. There was NO Assassination Plot in Chicago Chad Nagle tries to argue that there was a plot. Edwin Black Speaks to the HSCA The HSCA did speak to Edwin Black. It was a memorable interview. "JFK Revisited" Misleads on the Supposed Chicago Plot There is no evidence of a plot in Chicago against JFK. Paul Bleau and the Supposed Chicago Plot Against JFK Bolden's story about the supposed Chicago plot has changed over the years. Paul Bleau's Plots An examination of supposed other plots against JFK. Abraham Bolden's May 1964 Press Conference Bolden didn't say one word about a supposed plot against JFK in Chicago.

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Pictures from On The Trail of Delusion and from the Garrison Investigation Here's a picture of Harry Connick, Sr., aged 93, at his home in New Orleans. He replaced Garrison as D.A. in 1973, and found a complete mess in the office which he had to clean up. Pictures: Image The Power of Garrison Why was Marina Oswald scared of being called before the Grand Jury in New Orleans. Find out in Chapter One: The Taking of New Orleans 1-2-3. Pictures: Image Here is an anonymous letter sent to Attorney General Ramsey Clark in 1967. Was Jim Garrison running a homosexual shakedown racket? Find out in Chapter Two: A Beautiful Mind? Pictures: Image Jim Garrison claimed in February 1967 that he had solved the JFK assassination. But had he really? Pictures: Image Was this New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw behind the JFK assassination? Pictures: Image Jim Garrison arrested Clay Shaw on March 1, 1967 for conspiring to kill President Kennedy. Did Garrison have any evidence, at the time, that Shaw was involved in a conspiracy? Find out in Chapter Four: Enter Stage Right: Perry Russo Pictures: Image Garrison believed that this notation in Clay Shaw's notebook tied him to Lee Harvey Oswald. But, did it really? Find out in Chapter Five: My Son, the Cryptographer. Pictures: Image Confidential Magazine from August 1968 written by a Garrison staffer. Did a homosexual ring kill Kennedy? Pictures: Image Pravda ran a story, from the Italian press, in March 1967 claiming that Clay Shaw worked for the CIA. Was that true? Find out in Chapter Eight: The Great Accuser. Pictures: Image Garrison claimed that a shot from the sewer on Elm Street in Dallas killed Kennedy? Was there any truth to that? Pictures: Image There were some surprises at the trial of Clay Shaw. Find out more in Chapter Nine: The Trial. Pictures: Image Jim Garrison also sought to extradite this man, Edgar Eugene Bradley, from California to face charges he conspired to kill Kennedy. Find out what happened in Chapter Ten: Edgar Eugene Bradley Was a Tramp. Pictures: Image One of the best cut lines ever - did pinko homos kill JFK? Find out in Chapter Eighteen: On the Trail of Delusion. Pictures: Image Did this man, Louis Bloomfield, run an assassination bureau? Find out in Chapter Nineteen: Garrison's Forgotten Victim - Major Louis Bloomfield. Pictures: Image You will be inspired by George Mantello's story - but was he part of a CIA front organization that funneled money to right-wing extremists? Pictures: Image

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