James DiEugenio

James DiEugenio, Paul Bleau, and Andrew Iler, co-authors of The JFK Assassination Chokeholds, dive into the intriguing revelations from recent congressional hearings on JFK's assassination. They discuss the role of the Secret Service and FBI, newly uncovered documents, and the impact of witness testimonies on mainstream narratives. The group also highlights the translation of their book into French, reflecting on its positive reception in Canada. Their analysis includes allegations of perjury and the need for greater transparency in understanding this pivotal historical event.

In this captivating discussion, James DiEugenio, author and co-founder of Citizens for Truth about the Kennedy Assassination, David Montague, a former DEA investigator, and Paul Gregory, a research fellow at Stanford, dive into the mysteries of JFK’s assassination. They explore government secrecy, investigate conspiracy theories, and question figures like LBJ and George Bush Sr.'s potential involvement. The panel also discusses Lee Harvey Oswald's complex background and JFK's contentious relationship with the Federal Reserve, raising critical questions about trust and transparency in today's political landscape.

Screenwriter James DiEugenio discusses the JFK assassination and the mystery of Kennedy's missing brain. The podcast explores surveillance capabilities, deception and cover-up, tension between MLK and J. Edgar Hoover, the relationship between the Kennedys and Harry Belafonte, intimidation tactics and wiretaps on MLK, the CIA's potential consideration to assassinate Malcolm X, and the pursuit of truth in the face of opposition.