WoW! What a delightful lady she is! I really enjoyed watching this interview and the gentleman who was interviewing her was great, as he let her speak and knew just when to interject and when to listen. Thank you for posting this video. xxxx

I just read her book and it was amazing to hear her life story. She definitely lived a fabulous life. Dawn and Tracy your mother will be dearly missed. Nancy rocks. RIP sweet lady 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 question: who would dislike this oral history seriously????? 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

In the mid 80’s and through the 90’s I worked for a man who passed away in 2001 who said he and two others were in Dallas on business on 11/21/63. On Thursday evening they went to Jack Ruby’s Club, I presume the Carousel Club. Shortly after they were seated Jack Ruby walked by smiling and greeted them, and said that they had missed the floor show but that they should keep their ticket stubs because in a little while there was going to be a drawing for a stuffed animal. He spoke as if this was a good thing, and these guys would really care. After Mr. Ruby moved along they looked at each other and promptly left. My friend did not witness the assassination as he was in a plane waiting for takeoff from Love Field when Air Force One arrived.

Nancy Myers is a nice lady & her story is interesting because of how close she was to her boss Jack Ruby. Good interview Stephen !

Such a pleasure to hear her story. A sweet lady.

Loved Mr .Fagln's reaction when Nancy said she was doing her "dance" right there...priceless!

interesting perspective, nice lady.....thank u

Very good interview, as ever.

Nancy still looks youthful and attractive. I would really like to know more about the things she did not wish to discuss---like Beverly Oliver. I think her thoughts and impressions would be important to know. Thanks Nancy and The Sixth Floor for a very interesting talk. You are important to history.

This woman is great! Best interview the 6th floor has ever done

Wonderful lady, great stories of Jack and the times then,

Best of your interviews.

What an interesting story !

She obviously thinks Beverly Oliver is Full of Baloney but I wish she would have said it for the record.

I loved listening to her story. Id also love to see more of "Jada" and if she said she never saw Oswald with Ruby.

Very sad that she suffered and died of COPD. Her voice is a dead giveaway to decades of cigarette abuse. :-(

On a scale of one to ten, I give Nancy a ten. I personally like folk like Nancy. I've known and do know folk like Nancy. I enjoy their company.

Funny the club was still open with Ruby in jail as if nothing had happened, typical of the city at that time.

Just watched this again and was reminded how good it was....not only was it really interesting to hear all the information about Ruby and those times, but on a personal level...what a great lady. Wonderful!

A real character, God bless her

excellent!

Best part of her comment I liked is when she said.Ruby wouldnt have took that dog with him. To knock Oswlald off.

Awesome

I know Nancy is a private person for the most part, but I was curious if anyone know how she is currently (2019)?

This woman shows us that strippers can be very good people!...She had two small children to raise, and took that seriously....She was a well-intentioned, hard-working mother, who kept her standards intact...I have known a couple of women of similar situations...some ladies do spin out on drugs, etc...but many of them are decent people, who need to earn money...she found her way....what a beauty she was!

When Jada gave her interview it was within months of the assassination. I trust her account

What a remarkable lady. Many dancers have been poorly judged throughout the years for dancing/stripping, but it is a good way to make money for school or to support family. Nudity is nothing these days... if you got it, I say, go for it.

I talked with Tammi on the phone once.

Definitely a different story than I'm used to hearing here, but nonetheless entertaining. :)

Loved this lady. Wonder what ever happened to Jada?

One thing for sure her interview puts to rest Ruby being a big mob guy.She knew him very good.

Did you ever see Lee HO at the club? No, with the personality he had I cant imagine him hanging around there. She knew him?

I thought not discussing her feelings about Beverly Oliver was classy.

R.I.P. Tammi

How did she buy a house as a single mom with 2 kids? Do you have a curious mind Stephen? Ruby didn’t even own a house...did he?

She is such a classy and cool lady. Reminds me of my grandma.

Ruby had major mob ties from Chicago, New Orleans, and Vegas. Ruby also worked for Nixon as an informant in the 40's. Ruby complained of injections while in jail and begged to be taken out of Dallas and wanted to be sent to DC. he was scheduled for another trial. he died of cancer only 1 month after diagnosed. he was a health nut who never smoked. famous reporter Dorothy Kilgallen saw him in private while he was in jail. she bragged that she would break the case wide open. she died soon after, and her friend who had her diary was killed soon after and her diary is gone. funny the Warren Commission called her but not the Newmans who were 15' away from JFK when his head was blown off!

Jack Ruby gave Candy Barr her name.

Keeping the myth alive. Well played.

Stephen should've asked if she knew whether Oswald and Ruby knew each other. Considering Ruby's other strippers said he did, and that Oswald was at the Carousel numerous times before the assassination

The funny thing is everybody who actually knew Ruby thought it was laughable he was a big time mob guy including her.

A pleasant few drops of water in the ocean of minutiae.

He did have some pretty girls Ive heard a cop talk about how pretty and nice they were.

THE Story is Ruby+ 2 Oswalds+ Tippet all in the Carousel Club.

She seems wild, using "UPI" and "green", what ever that means... single mom.... dancing.... hmmmmmm LOL

She moved to strip in Omaha....:::..

Nice woman deluded about Ruby...

People like her give the best testimony because they have zero qualms or shame with regard to their place in that moment. Too many times a memory will be altered by what they wish they had done or didn't do, what they heard or didn't hear after, etc. She was a stripper. She stripped up to the time of this recording if I heard her right, haha. She knew Jack Ruby very well and laughs at the idea that he was anything more than a hustler. She doesn't use that term but what she's describing is *not* some guy within deep mafia circles or a power structure. He was a hustler that sold the right to view naked women and would do what he had to in order to make more money. Find beautiful women, new women. BS and say whatever to get customers in his establishment. Etc. He was a loudmouth hustler that thought he'd be a hero until the day he died by shooting Oswald. I doubt he really thought about it long at all. He was there, he had a gun, probably heard people say things like "oh, I wish I could..." or "I wish someone would..." and he did. I know people like him, haha. That's the thing. I can easily see how it went down. Anyway, she's so believable because she makes no high-crime about it. No story of how she was almost here or there. No story of rumor she heard or anything she made up just to involve herself more. Just matter of fact replies from a woman that made a living in the margins of 1963 society, that knew Jack Ruby. Nothing more or less.

Some of the congratulatory telegrams sent to Jack Ruby: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9mKktJ_1tmRnKc.html

No one saw his girlfriend? Yeah not gay at all

Shn was beutiful 👧😄

Wow Jack Ruby was not the baddie as made out to be and even took care of his girls whom were single mothers and ill.

one classy gal

Bet she could really talk off camera.ha.

I do not what anyone else thinks , but Jada looks a little like Dolly Parton .

She knew nothing about who Ruby was....so obvious. This is so vapid. He was the boss and about making $$ off these chicks.

Definitely a drinker and a smoker. Just saying.......

Ruby doing all this when did he have time for his mob duties? Lol

Jada is Jackie Kennedy (in disguise).

1250 personal recordings with people who had something of interest about the JFK assassination and The Sixth Floor Museum STILL thinks Oswald shot Kennedy, Lol. (They don't actually believe it they just keep the lie going as best they can.) There were so many groups of people associated with the assassination it's almost ridiculous. Nice lady here but I don't for a second believe much of what she says about Ruby. He was a KNOWN Mob hanger-on. A wanna-be. She would know this. (I don't blame her a bit because she surely knows that other dancers who worked for Jack and said too much ended up dead; at least four that I'm aware of.) Ruby shooting Oswald (who never fired a shot) because he didn't want Jackie to go through the stress of a trial is literally THE most absurd "motive" for murdering someone I've ever heard. Many things went "right" on 11/22/63 and many things went wrong. Oswald was supposed to be killed at the theater but he didn't put up a struggle so they didn't have a reason to shoot him. BIG problem; there cannot be a trial. Oswald has to be dead. Enter Jack Ruby. Somehow the killing of Oswald was the job of the Mob. He owed the Mob money and they threatened him that he and his entire family would die if he didn't do it. Funny story: Just after shooting Oswald, Ruby is sitting in jail. He gets a visit from a Dallas Homicide detective. The detective says Ruby is more nervous than he has ever seen anyone...pacing, sweating, heavy breathing, etc. He asks the detective for a cigarette and nervously smokes it. Someone else comes to the jail door and says something to the detective. The detective tells Ruby, "Hey you're gonna be charged with first degree murder. Oswald is dead." Ruby instantly calms down, stops sweating and looks very relieved. The detective asks him if he wants another cigarette. Ruby says, "Oh, no...I don't smoke." Ruby didn't know until that minute if Oswald was alive or dead. His life depended on him being dead.

Wheres all the conspiracy guys now you know ruby was not in the mob

Is this a woke/politically correct audience? Tammy True has probably never had such a quiet and unresponsive audience in her life. All the places where audiences would laugh in 1995 and before are simply dead now. Was the audience told to shut up, you think?

Terrible Interviewer!!!