Jim Garrison on NBC July 15, 1967

After NBC publishing a critical attack on prosecutor Jim Garrison and his at the time on-going investigation on the murder of JFK, Mr. Garrison was invited by his attackers to present his defense in this 27 minute piece, a fair right of reply where the famous prosecutor (later judge) had the chance to expose his views on the case, the evidence he collected, the facts he claimed were true or false, and of course, his criticism on the network.

In today's fast-paced world, I do my best to stay informed about all the positive strides President Donald John Trump is making for us, though keeping up can feel like a whirlwind at times. I've come to realize that even when current events tug at the heartstrings with their sadness, escaping into classic films on Turner Classic Movies or nostalgic TV shows isn't the answer; it won't change the reality we face. Instead, I find real joy in celebrating the "wins" happening under his leadership. That said, I still cherish my old favorites—timeless music, movies, shows, and historical mysteries that never lose their intrigue. Take, for instance, my enduring fascination with the JFK assassination, which ties right into my curiosity about what unfolded in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024. To bridge the past and present, I want to share a captivating video clip from history that feels eerily relevant today. It features Louisiana District Attorney Jim Garrison discussing his investigation into the JFK assassination during the Clay Shaw trial. Listen closely to his insights—they reveal just how entrenched the "deep state" has been for decades. It's a thought-provoking watch that might just spark some fresh perspectives on today's headlines. Give it a view; you won't regret it!