Hey everyone. For our 200th episode, we thought it would be fun to discuss a book about a guy who goes back in time to attempt to erase about 20% of the jokes we've made on the podcast.

Today's book is about a time traveling man who tries to stop the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

This is 1122.63 by Stephen King. And this is the book pile.

A podcast about the best of books and the worst of books. If this is your first time to the podcast,

welcome. And just a quick piece of caution. Again, if this is your very first time, it might not be a complete, you know, accurate version of the tone that we generally have on here.

We don't always joke about death and murder on the podcast.

And we wouldn't want to hurt anyone who is currently going through something or is more sensitive to the subject.

So if that's the case, we suggest maybe checking out some of our other episodes first,

like a recent roast of The Secret or the Transformers books, because today we're going to go

pretty hard as we commit to a fairly dark bit here that we have been referencing for about

three years. For anyone who's been waiting and wondering, won't you get cancelled if you

joke about a presidential assassination this much? We're all going to find out together.

I'm Kellanerskin. I'm a comic, a father. And JFK was just 43 years old when he became president

of the United States, which kind of hurts to think about as a 42-year-old.

But I'm just going to be patient because I'll do something that he never did the day I turned 47.

Yeah.

And I'm David Vance.

What if you went back in time to try and stop the JFK assassination,

and instead you accidentally killed him even more?

You come back to the president,

and now every baby boomer has that enhanced a memory

of when they stopped school to let you know that the president was murdered

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