Investigative journalist Gerald Posner explores theories surrounding the JFK assassination, debunking wild conspiracy theories. Topics include lack of security protocols, Zapruder film analysis, JFK's missing brain, Oswald's ties to intelligence agencies, and motives behind the assassination.

Gerald Posner, journalist and author of 'Case Closed,' discusses the JFK assassination. They explore why Oswald acted alone, the controversy surrounding the single bullet theory, Oswald's background and motivation, public opinion on the assassination, and the prevalence of conspiracy theories.

In a gripping discussion, investigative journalist Gerald Posner and author Dick Russell explore the contentious debate surrounding JFK's assassination. Posner defends the lone gunman theory, emphasizing Oswald's singular role in the tragic event. In contrast, Russell presents compelling evidence of a conspiracy, questioning the trustworthiness of eyewitness accounts and the Warren Commission’s findings. They dive into the motivations behind Oswald's actions, potential cover-ups, and the intriguing role of intelligence agencies, leaving listeners with more questions than answers.

Julio Rosas, a national correspondent, shares dramatic footage from violent anti-Israel protests outside the DNC. He discusses the DNC's political tactics and their treatment of Biden's speech. Investigative journalist Gerald Posner connects the JFK assassination to threats against Trump. The conversation critiques leftist hypocrisy regarding police and borders, while exploring the cultural trend of childlessness among Democrats. They debate Trump's legal challenges and the chilling effects of social media censorship on public discourse.

Julio Rosas, a national correspondent known for covering violent protests, shares shocking footage from anti-Israel demonstrations that rocked the DNC. He dives into the complexities of civic unrest and its implications for national security. Gerald Posner, an investigative journalist and author, discusses intriguing connections between JFK's assassination and threats against Trump. The conversation also takes a sharp turn as they critique the leftist idea that living childless equates to happiness, questioning societal values shaped by political narratives.