JFK: Politics, Power, and Assassination Theories

This chapter explores JFK's complex political stance and peace efforts during the Cold War, emphasizing the dangerous implications of his assassination. It analyzes the tensions between Kennedy and powerful industry leaders, particularly in the oil and steel sectors, highlighting his attempts to counter corporate interests. The conversation further delves into the potential involvement of state actors in his assassination, raising questions about the intertwining relationships between politics, business, and covert operations.