Welcome to Breaking History. My name is Sean Morgan. I'm the host of the Sean Morgan Report over at Ampn News. I'm here with Matthew Erritt, historian extraordinaire of the Canadian Patriot Review and the Rising Tide Foundation. And we're going to talk about JFK, his legacy, his philosophy, and the battle that's still unfolding between his camp and the globalists who are against sovereignty,

against infrastructure, against building their destroyers. And we're going to play an interesting

clip to start out that really exemplifies that. So Matt, I'm going to just add that video to

the stream. If you could maximize that and play that, then we can

give people a little taste of the history that we're not told about. The JFK wasn't just

battling the Soviets in the Cuban Missile Crisis. He was suggesting cooperation. This is really

interesting to think about. So let's play that. All right. Let's do this. This is really interesting to think about.

So let's play that.

All right, let's do this.

This is about a month or so before he died,

a speech at the United Nations in New York, 1963.

Mr. Kennedy hails the place in the Cold War

while taking note of Cuba and Berlin.

Then he makes a startling proposal.

Finally, in a field where the United States and the Soviet Union have a special capacity in the field of space,

there is room for new cooperation.

A further joint efforts in the regulation and exploration of space.

I include among these possibilities a joint expedition to the moon.

Space offers no problems of sovereignty by resolution of this assembly.

The members of the United Nations have force-warned any claim

that territorial rights in outer space or on celestial bodies and declare that international law

and the United Nations Charter will apply,

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