Author Joseph McBride reviews his two careers, one as a film historian and one studying the JFK assassination. He comments to interviewer Danny Peary about his two JFK books: Into the Nightmare and Political Truth.

Was Ruby acquaintance Tommy Rowe lurking in the shadows of the Texas Theater in wait of Lee Oswald's arrival?  And was it Rowe who did the actual tip-off of the alleged assassin?

Noam Chomsky's relationships with Jeffrey Epstein, Steve Bannon and Ehud Barak are now fully exposed in the Justice Department files on the Epstein case. This should signal the death knell for his much-overrated position in the progressive community. Which was never merited in the first place.

The Soviets have produced a 1960 letter by Oswald which the American government has denied, but which Oswald himself referred to in correspondence.  Was there a logical reason that it has been denied? Authors Chad Nagle and Rami Smatt speculate on the issue.

On the death of Michael Parenti let us heed his and John Judge's words against Noam Chomsky on the JFK case. And let us note, Chomsky is undergoing a reevaluation due to his ties to Epstein, Bannon and Ehud Barak, which he referred to, Jimmy Walker style, as "good times."

Cecil Hawthorne has done extensive digging in the 2025 file releases as ordered by Donald Trump. The author has come up with some genuinely valuable pieces of information regarding the conflict between JFK and the Deep State.

James Angleton shared his Israeli spy in Cuba with his friend and colleague William Harvey. Angleton did not want his name known, but James Nicita reveals who he was.  And he poses the question: did Angleton reveal all he did?

As we learned from his son, Michael Parenti has just passed away. He had kept a relatively low profile in the past several years. But he was an important scholar, intellectual, and a true rebel against the system. Please read this essay; it is him at his best. Unlike Noam Chomsky, honest enough to tell the truth about President Kennedy.

Jim DiEugenio discusses his Substack articles on President Kennedy's reformist foreign policy, and how it differed from John Foster Dulles and Dwight Eisenhower's before him and how it became a problem between him and the CIA and the Pentagon, and may have led to his demise.

Robert Tanenbaum, a professional prosecutor who was once in charge of a congressional investigation of the murder of JFK, has now passed on. Jim DiEugenio pays his last respects to someone who really wanted to solve the JFK murder.