Unveiling Kennedy's Presidency: CIA Secrets and the Bay of Pigs

This chapter explores newly released documents pertaining to John F. Kennedy's administration, focusing on the Bay of Pigs invasion and its implications for U.S. foreign policy. It highlights the intricate relationship between the CIA and American leadership, revealing key insights into the agency's infiltration within the State Department and its knowledge of Lee Harvey Oswald. The discussion also connects historical events to contemporary anti-war sentiments, addressing how perceptions of the JFK assassination continue to shape political dynamics today.