Robert F. Kennedy on the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1965: CBC Archives | CBC

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In this clip from December 1965, Robert F. Kennedy talks about the lessons learned from the Cuban Missile Crisis. This interview happened shortly after he returned from a tour of Latin America where he was spat on. For more classic clips, go to www.cbc.ca/arch...
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@chriso6278 4 года назад

Love the interviewer and the pace. Letting Kennedy think of a response and not interrupting him when he’s speaking. What a respectful exchange.

@marianelasoto33 4 года назад

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@christinalynn8143 2 года назад

His response seems disoriented, as if in a state of fog. The reflection within this display not matched to the charismatic charm of his presentation. It was said upon the loss of his beloved brother he experienced a period of fog. Saddening how tragedy impacts person's. Love takes people so much further than anything evil can produce. RIP.

@saharvakilian1449 4 года назад

He looks very sad here.

@rhondabitler2461 2 года назад

Yes he does.

@willielittle9301 Год назад

He's still coming out of his fog of grief and shock after the loss of his adored brother...President John Fitzgerald Kennedy...This interview was aired in 1965...RFK would not really regain his vibrancy again until early 1967...

@jamesanthony5681 10 месяцев назад

@@willielittle9301 His fog of grief? This was 2 years after his brother was killed, tragic yes it was.

@PC-lu3zf 3 года назад

Great man I like how his son RFK Jr fights for justice like him

@daviddemers9093 2 года назад

R u being ironic, because RFK junior is a complete moron and traitor to the united states. U need to educate yourself, or r u one like him?

@jamesanthony5681 10 месяцев назад

Have you read RFK Jr's book on Fauci/Covid, and did you spot the nonsense, lies and falsehoods that he wrote, specifically in chapter 1?

@michaelgrey7854 Год назад

If the U.S had not deployed Jupiter missiles in Turkey it might have helped the situation too. How many missiles and bombs were pointed in the Soviet direction?

@jcoley8093 Год назад

Let's not forget that the Soviet Union was a Communist Dictatorship bent on subjugation of the whole of Europe. The USA was the only thing that stopped it cold. Pointing missiles at them was needed. Put them in their place and kept them there until they collapsed on Christmas Day 1991. Best Christmas ever!!!

@spockboy Год назад

Agreed, but it was Eisenhower that "nuclearized" NATO and put those missiles in Turkey. Also the Bay of Pigs initiative was created by the CIA during Eisenhower's administration.

@DrMarianus 4 месяца назад

I lived through this at the beginning of my teens. it was a scary time as canned goods, water and essentials disappeared from shelves. People thought the US and the Soviets were going to war with nukes.

@mikejones9961 4 года назад

wow RFK interviewed by Gilligan

@kimmartin3990 5 лет назад

NEGATIVE comments on the Kennedys. Its well founded. they were criminals , but i love the debates about who shot them Iwas 7 that so i didnt know anything i am 62 now u guys get personal attacks good job