The clip, which may be found here, is an excerpt from Matt Crumpton’s podcast’s 16th edition of Recap and Rebuttals.

A complete discussion from the second part of this rebuttal episode, titled “JFK Assassination Podcasters Debate the Credibility of Mac Wallace and the Murchison Party”, featuring Jeff Crudele, may be found here.

Matt Crumpton’s entire JFK podcast series may be found here.

Jeff Crudele’s YouTube channel (“JFK The Enduring Secret”) may be found here. His website, which he admits is out of date, but will be refreshed shortly, may be found here.

A Kennedys and King addendum, supporting the position that Mac Wallace was not directly involved in Dallas on 11/22/63, follows:

In her book, Faustian Bargains,  Joan Mellen showed that Wallace was not in Texas the day of the assassination.  So how could he have been in on the assassination?

Secondly, the late Jay Harrison produced what he thought was a Wallace fingerprint from a box on the Sixth Floor.  He said it was Wallace's.   But he used two analysts, and both of their fingerprint certifications had expired. It turned out that one of the best fingerprint analysts in America, Robert Garrett, who ran the certification program, did an examination for Joan. And he used better originating materials and better technical tools. To him, there was no question that it was not Wallace's fingerprint.

Prior to Joan’s book, that had been the best evidence that Wallace had been a hit man.  And Barr McClellan used it in his book Blood, Money and Power.