RADIO TALK SHOW AIRED THE NIGHT OF 11/22/63 ON WMEX IN BOSTON 

Boz Phiz, i agree: JFK FOREVER!

A fascinating interview.Thank you David.

I wasn't born when Kennedy died. The only major time like this would happen was 9/11 in 2001.

my thoughts exactly as i listen to this

lots have changed..not so much the issues but folks reaction to them..

WMEX was 50,000 watts. There were none more powerful than that.

@@jnagarya519 At night it was 5000 watts with interference from a Canadian station.

It goes to show that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

He surely was...this dolt that is being interviewed sounds like an ass.....a cheap little communist killed Jack....

JFK's policies today would be labelled communist by the party that's gone completely off the political spectrum.

Yes, and unfortunately descended into being a minor demagogue himself.

April 1963

Which Oswald? ................John Armstrongs book HARVEY AND LEE........,DO THE RESEARCH.

How can Oswald miss Walker who was so close yet hit JFK who was farther away.

He never lived in the south period, yet he feels qualified to conveniently blame the entire region for JFK's death. Big mistake.

@@JP-wx6uh , yes, and Bickel was exactly the sort of person who earned the loathing of southerners who had nothing to do with racism and hated being lumped in with those who did.

Weird is the wrong word. What were they supposed to do?

Some cable channels went totally off the air in the days following

If you get the chance check out his performance on Hawaii five 0 in 1969 as Erick Stoss. It was magnificent

No, I don't think so.

David Von Pein's JFK Channel Keep up the great work!

Howie Carr, amateur expert of tabloid "journalism".

I don’t know. But I know Jerry Williams despised Michael Dukakis both as a Governor and as a person

Lied to about what? And by whom other than the lucrative cottage industry established by Mark Lane? PBS ran a special about the Boston University School of Medicine forensic evaluation of the evidence in the assassination. The evidence shown included the x-rays of JFK's skull. It showed the exact same findings as the Warren Commission found. It is understandable when a sudden major loss occurs, without explanation as to why, people will look for answers that will answer the "Why?" Some will believe anything, even if it means ignoring some evidence, and making up other. Ever see or read the Marr's book, "Crossfire," which posits that JFK was shot from four directions? Out-and-out and absolutely hogwash. The shot to the head was exactly where the Warren commission reported, and that bullet "blew out" the right-brain and the right temple. And the rifle used was designed such that bullets intendedly "tumbled" after a particular distance from existing the gun's barrel. Thus the evidence showed the bullet hitting Gov. Connally's dress shirt sideways -- exactly as the Warren Commission found. I went back and forth for decades about whether there was a conspiracy. The records unsealed as result of the 1976 House investigation showed that "holes" in the public evidence -- filled with all sorts of fictions from the cottage industry -- were then filled in, and that new evidence made sense and fit the already known. If Oswald didn't do it, then why did he kill Officer Tippet?

😊👍 Thank you!

No need for that, considering most of the entire world dislikes him.

The Republicans passed their Tax Cut for Billionaires behind closed doors, not allowing any Democrats in. You know that, so stop the lying as excuse to continue ignoring that there are two major parties. The Republicans aren't about solutions, else they'd be providing for the actual taxpayers, in this year of the Trump Pandemic, instead of bailing out the wealth and corporations, who don't pay taxes, and who don't need to be bailed out.

@@JP-wx6uh They "hate" lawlessness, international criminal gangsterism, and fascism. Let's look at Trumpism totally ignoring Congress -- and then blame the Democrats in the IGNORED CONGRESS for not "working with" Trump for "solutions" to the pandemic, which Trump has all along ignored, and now, as it surges again, saying it is "cured".

Horsesh*t.

@C Johnson Yes, He was on WEEI 590 AM here in Boston 1960's & 70's

@C Johnson Yes I think so too. AM radio was a big market here in those years, Boston had a lot of great radio.

@Improper Bostonian I remember Paul Benzaquin. There were a lot of great names on the air in Boston back then.

It took hate to post that.

Another example of people jumping to conclusions after a tragedy. Bikel mentions General Walker, but doesn't point out that he was also the target of an assassin earlier in the year. I wonder how Bikel reacted when it was later discovered that Oswald was responsible for both.

I'll bet he didn't say a word about Oswald's leftest ties.

No indeed. The irony is these people were guilty of the same rush to judgment we all were after Oklahoma City in 1994 after that bombing when it was assumed it was Arab terrorism. Yet those who were so anxious to blame "right wing fanaticism" and also to stigmatize Dallas never apologized for what they did but instead continued to foster the false narrative. Lee Harvey Oswald had nothing to do with the city of Dallas and had nothing to do with any sick undercurrent in American society, he was in fact a byproduct of devotion to a distinctly UN-American way of thinking.

On Target, epaddon!

Yes, leftists have always hated the ordinary American people.