Clint Hill, a former Secret Service agent known for his role on the day of JFK's assassination, reflects on the heavy emotional burden he carried, including feelings of guilt regarding the tragedy. Joined by Mike Wallace, the veteran correspondent who famously interviewed him, they discuss the impact of that candid moment on Hill’s life. The conversation explores the psychological toll on protectors, the struggles of their families, and the significance of sharing personal stories for healing, highlighted by Hill's journey through trauma and connection with audiences.

Clint Hill, a former U.S. Secret Service agent, reflects on his duty protecting President John F. Kennedy the day of the assassination. He candidly shares his enduring feelings of guilt and responsibility, revealing the emotional weight he carried for decades. Hill discusses the challenges of maintaining presidential privacy and the pressures faced by security agencies during turbulent times. His heartfelt interview not only connected him with viewers but also sparked a healing journey, showcasing the profound impact of personal stories on historical understanding.

Clint Hill, the man in the iconic photo of a Secret Service agent jumping onto the back of the presidential limousine during the shooting, reflects on the Kennedy assassination and feelings of failure. The podcast discusses the warm welcome President Kennedy received in Dallas, the futile attempt to protect him, and the struggle of delivering the devastating news. It also explores the agent's overwhelming guilt and self-blame despite being praised as a hero.