Twas a night in November at your pal's Christmas party, when an elf arrives,

oh, with a toffee night latte!

Hey everyone, who wants a Starbucks?

Oi! Same one for me!

Get the group together for Starbucks festive favorites.

It's IRL season.

At a Starbucks, near you.

Ahem.

Subject of aid with tea whilst on last. This is a

CBS I in the world. I'm John Bachelor speaking with Paul Gregory, whose book The Oswald tells a story that is fresh when you look very carefully at the granularity of the

events of November 22nd, 1963, the assassination has often been mistaken as a little guy not capable of.

How could he do this with the 1995 mail-order rifle?

How could him ex-marine who was bad at marksmanship shoot anything.

All of those stories have become part of the conspiracy

explanations for 60 years.

Paul in his book and his essay for Fox News estimates that 90% at least of the stories about the

the tragic assassination involved the assumption that Lee Harvey

Oswald didn't do it or did it as part of a network that someday will be revealed.

Paula, I come to you because the presentation you make convinces me right away that what must be dealt with is his attempted

assassination of Walker. Who was Walker? When did that happen prior to the events of November 63?

Well, John, for those who are peddling conspiracy theories,

it is very convenient to leave out General Edwin Walker.

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