Well said , i for one just wish to thank you for your kind and generous words, good on you .

Josh Charlie well said. .

That's why they murdered him.. :'(

Amen! Perfectly stated.

"A man has to be what he was born to be: Free and Independent" One of my favorite quotes of JFK.

What a gentle memory that must have been for them.

Wow!

Lynette Agueda wtf? Are you joking? Women shouldn’t even be voting. Politics has moved further left. Jfk was a Classical Liberal, he was more conservative than Eisenhower or Nixon. JFK constantly decreased military funding. He also brought taxes way down and did not want to pass the Civil Rights act. JFK was Conservative. That’s why he was great

@Lynette A too far to the right? Are you high?

@@actualideas8078 he wasn’t conservative at all, in any sense but then again you said women shouldn’t vote so it’s clear you are a troll.

Boom ds JFK was conservative and yes we should repeal the 19th amendment. Grow a pair. It’s like you support Democracy or something... (I understand that Kennedy was liberal, but he was an American conservative for sure; he was a nationalist).

What a difference from the socialist party now. He was against the communist. He was funny! His son JFK Jr was great when he was running for the seat in New York and when he passed hilary clinton ran for that seat. Wow Democrats left us when JFK passed now the Democrats are socialists, He would be turning on His grave. What a great man

I agree. JFK - articulate, and well versed in government

And most of the time he was in distressing pain.

Yea truly a great President.

A true leader like no other. RIP Mr. President.

A great speaker with a great sense of humor.

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He should 45th US president🤣

Science again yan🤣🤣 balik scientist program act?i got🤣🤣🤫🤫

uniquely Gifted, inspirational and Class of another league...

DJ Trump má väčšiu .

@@eduardjozefgregor5103 Whatever! 😂😎😂😎😂😎

@@eduardjozefgregor5103 yeah right ( sarcasm)

Always - President Kennedy.

@@jkrasney1 First Lady Jackie Kennedy’s press secretary Pamela Turnure had a quick romance with her boss’s husband, the alleged affair coming to light in the book “The Kennedy Half-Century” by Larry J. Sabato. Turnure, who is said to have had a remarkable resemblance to Jackie, began a two-year affair with JFK in 1961 when she was aged 21. JFK is even believed to have encouraged his wife to hire her after she worked as his own secretary when he was a Senator.

Well said, and I concur 🥂

Well said.

Well said Carlos,he's missed dearly at this address..were all lucky to have all this rare footage to view now and then...rest easy President Kennedy..🇺🇸

God bless JfK.. a charismatic , intelligent and last but not least, a very humane person... unlike subsequent presidents we had.

I agree - Although he came from a wealthy family, he proved his mettle: Harvard with honors, received war medal in World War II saving his crew on the PT-109, wrote books: 'Why England Slept' and 'Profiles In Courage', and always ALWAYS in a state of pain: with his back and wore a back brace, Addison's Disease, colitis, took medication everyday and still led the country. Amazing.

Well said Timothy!!🇺🇸👍

no facts

@@jb-vb8un Y'all must be a troll. Sorry to break it to you, kid, but there hasn't been another President like him since. A man who stood and stuck up for his convictions.

@@captaincarl8230 thanks for the NO FACTS OR EVIDENCE CRT claim .... always amusing - - - The 18-month affair Alford reveals reduced her 19-year-old self to the status of presidential plaything. She would do her college classwork in the limo on the way to have sex. JFK never kissed her on the mouth. Even in bed, she called him Mr President. Afterwards, she would listen to Little Peggy March or the Shirelles ("Will You Love Me Tomorrow?"). He preferred Tony Bennett or Frank Sinatra. The dark side of the man she calls "the Great Compartmentaliser", and who would identify himself on the telephone as "Michael Carter", was never far away. One day in the swimming pool, he decided that Dave Powers was looking "tense", and coerced Alford into giving the first friend a blow job. "I don't think the president thought I'd do it, but I'm ashamed to say that I did. The president silently watched." With sex, came drugs. Alford states she was "the guinea pig" for the president's fascination with amyl nitrate - poppers.

@@captaincarl8230 The legislation established the Civil Rights Commission and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, which have publicized and prosecuted civil rights violations ever since. REPUBLICAN Eisenhower had broken the Southern stranglehold on civil rights legislation and, with passage of a voting rights act in 1960, set the stage for the groundbreaking legislation of 1964-65. Eisenhower’s judicial appointments constituted his greatest contribution to African-American civil rights. On September 30, 1953, Eisenhower selected California Governor Earl Warren-a man he knew was liberal on race-to replace Fred Vinson, who had died unexpectedly, as chief justice of the United States. REPUBLICAN Eisenhower also refused to appoint known segregationists to the lower federal courts. In an attempt to depoliticize the appointment process, the president and Attorney General Brownell moved it from the White House to the Justice Department and instituted American Bar Association assessment of potential nominees. When Brownell left office in 1957, Eisenhower continued to appoint pro-desegregation judges in the South. DEMOCRAT President John F. Kennedy, in contrast, returned to appointing segregationists. As a result, the civil rights movement migrated from the courts to the streets.

@@captaincarl8230 On September 24, 1957, REPUBLICAN Eisenhower sent the 101st Airborne Division into Little Rock, Arkansas, to enforce a federal court order by one of his own appointees to desegregate Central High School. DEMOCRAT KKK SUPPORTER Governor Orval Faubus had deployed the Arkansas National Guard to bar nine black students from attending the school. After meeting with the president and agreeing to change the orders of the Guard to protect the black students, Faubus instead withdrew the troops, leaving the students at the mercy of the DEMOCRAT KKK mob. That is when REPUBLICAN Eisenhower acted. In a televised address to the nation on the night of the 24th, Eisenhower vowed, “The president and the executive branch of government will support and ensure the carrying out of the decisions of the federal courts, even, when necessary, with all the means at the president’s command.” For decades, historians have assumed, thanks to the important legislation passed in 1964-65, that DEMOCRATS John F. Kennedy and Lyndon V Johnson were the era’s great civil rights leaders and that Eisenhower failed to “speak out” on the issue. But Ike’s record speaks for itself. JFK and LBJ did not commit to the cause until 1963, when horrific violence in the South compelled them to. It is time, finally, to bury the myth that Ike did nothing on civil rights. In the 1950s, REPUBLICAN Dwight Eisenhower was more progressive in advancing African-American civil rights than Harry Truman, John F. Kennedy or Lyndon Johnson.

Listening and recalling with moist eyes how proud we were of our country and united we were regardless of party affiliation. Those were the days.

Yeah, me too....

Had he lived,and his brother RFK and MLK lived,these three would have altered this nation's course from where it is now.

@@tanmaxwell4599 sad, they always kill the game changers.

No, he was not. That's absurd. Better than average, for sure. But, the best? No way.

Marc Schneider so who was then?

@@chiemxerxobi Well, just off the top of my head, Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, Washington, Jefferson, perhaps Truman were all better.

I guess you forgot about Lincoln and Roosevelt, among many others.

Obama said that he was the Greatest....Funny isn't it?

Agreed, Peter. I was 13 when he was killed. I guess that we just live in different times today. I think what’s lacking today is genuine leadership. At least that how it feels to me.

Unfortunately there is no one, if there was he would undoubtedly be assassinated

We miss him in Ireland 🇮🇪 too.

Well said Love J.F.K.

Yes, thank you, Mr. Reenberg. Your music to the videos is truly heartwarming. President Kennedy left us far, far too soon. RIP, Mr. President.

@@wendylee9779 What a lovely comment for jfk. And to reenberg my heart is full.

Beautifully stated…

classic empty words : no substance

@@jb-vb8un Neither are yours.

@@captaincarl8230 thanks for taking the bait - - - Judith Campbell Exner, who served as a conduit between JFK and mobster Sam Giancana, had an abortion after becoming pregnant with the President’s child, revealing details about their alleged affair in her 1977 memoir “My Story.” Jackie Kennedy is said to have been unsurprised by what the book revealed. The alleged mafia moll Exner spoke again of her relationship with the president in a 1997 interview with Vanity Fair in which she revealed that she ended her two-year affair with Kennedy in early 1963. It is around this time she claims that she aborted his child. Introduced to Kennedy via her ex Frank Sinatra, she ferried envelopes between the President and Sam Giancana, to whom she was also a mistress, including, she claims, alleged payoffs or instructions for vote-buying in elections and plans to kill Fidel Castro. “Jack never in a million years thought he was doing anything that would hurt me, but that’s the way he conducted himself; the Kennedys have their own set of rules,” she said.

@@captaincarl8230 BLAZE STARR The celebrated stripper told People magazine in 1989 that she had a brief affair with Kennedy before he became President which she’d hoped to continue once he was elected. The famed burlesque dancer is said to have been disappointed when the Cuban Missile Crisis got in the way of her dalliance with the President in the Lincoln Room. The pair first met in 1954 when JFK, then a Congressman, would visit her Maryland strip club, Crossroads. In an interview in 1989, Starr described Kennedy as “very quick and very wild,” adding “he knew exactly what he was doing with girls, so it didn’t take him long. No, that bad back didn’t faze him.”

Yes. Trump should listen to Kennedy so he may learn how to speak in public with class.

Alberto Palma you just know Obama had studied JFK as well... another President who was an amazing Orator with total class. JFK was the original though 😀

Alberto Palma trump already saw the Kennedy assassination as it really happened. I doubt he is interested in learning from Kennedy

@@albertopalma1663 No Trump will not understand what JFK is saying. won't learn anything as he listens only to himself

@@LJ-ht4zs True!

Yup. All his speeches were meant to inspire.

no comparison between the mindless bozo Biden and John FItzgerald Kennedy(class act)

Talk of the future was what us baby boomers wanted most to hear. Our fathers returning on troop ships in '46 told us that the future was ours, and we wanted to hear what it would be like. And after JFK we wanted StarTrek to show us how it WOULD LOOK.

yet he only had about 20 months of future till the bethesda fradulent autopsy..

He was outstanding

Maybe Obama.

Amazing, isn't it? JFK was a tremendous orator.

huascar66 ~ Yes, but in his youth {like most of us} he “stumbled” a lot in College, etcetera.

Glancing on Notes or using smartphones arent a crime

President Trump is also great to listen to , no matter what you think of him , he loves America

I was born in 55..saw it all

Taoiseach den scoth de shliocht Ghaeil ab ea é, go ndéanfaidh Dia grást dó. Bhí sé lán le thírghrá, agus le grá don chine daonna uilig. Slán leat go síoraí Eóghan Gearaltach Ó Cinnéide ! Éireann go brách ! 😃

Irish or not he was a great speaker and a human being. No President since then can claim to be his equal. I was in my teens when he was president and his speech were must see TV.

My respects to you and your words. This is what politicians should be like. Even if one is convinced of his/her political ideas, there must be room in our minds to acknowledge the fact that true leaders, like Jack Kennedy, can and must be supported for the well being of us and the country and human kind, regardless of his political affiliation. Well said.

Clinton,Obama,even Reagan copied his format - and used it to get in office when other candidates didn't get it. USA People wanted a JFK type president .Sadly, there was only and will only be one and he was murdered in broad daylight .He was killed by the politicians that didn't have it.

TRUMP is now successfully using the JFK format - as a radio/tv talk show host - and a rude Twitter user.People can identify with him - and can only admire how skilled he is at getting things done,while his boring politically polished opponents gravel far behind in frustration.

i think that is so true and also so so sad.america was said to have lurched towards some decline after his death . . .maybe

There Was Washington, Jefferson, The Wright Brother's, Chaplin, Edison, Lindbergh, Disney, AND JFK, So On . . .

He was reared in a large family, which valued learning, and ambition. His background was Irish Catholic, a people where liberty was prized , being so long denied, and it was anathema to him that any Americans would be left behind, in education, in healthcare, in employment, in housing. And no case is so obvious that it doesn't need to be stated and argued.

Bingo!

And, unfortunately, today we have FJB (a nice way of saying "Let's go Brandon").

Absolutely. The CIA, FBI, LBJ, anti-castro Cubans, military industrial complex George H. W Bush, mossad, oil barons, were all responsible for this great man's shocking death.

Yes, and publicly lied about how he was shot, and afterwards had the poor patsy LHO arrested and also shot.. and lied, and lied... 🤥

Kennedy in terms of oratory had no equal.He was exceedingly well read and had a razor sharp intellect and yes he came from a privilaged background but throw in good looks, Irish charm, and a wonderful sense of fun and comic timing on top of an avuncular bearing and then my friends you have just about scratched the surface! This guy was something else.I saw him as a nine year old boy and I am sixty five now when he visited Ireland some five months before he died and he had brought so much joy and colour to this then dull grey land that when he was assassinated Ireland grieved in a very deep and unremitting way.We were distraught

I agree with you 💯 percent

Even though he cheated on his wife?

@@Ice-fg9jc hehehe yes

Totally agree!!! Please explain that to stupid liberals

Really? I wonder why? Pardon my sarcasm.

This country no longer seems to produce such people. I guess it's a reflection of cultural changes. When I compare DJT to JFK my head wants to explode.

Trump is the greatest President ever

Has nt

His son but as father's, his life was cut b4 he attempted to get into politics.