Fellow conspiracy realist, we are returning to you with a classic.

We usually publish a classic episode or an interview that we feel is relevant or worth your time.

As many of us know in the audience tonight, our good friend, Rob Reiner, has passed away as well as his spouse.

We want to respect their memory and the privacy of their family at this time, but we also want to hold space for just the excellent work he did

earlier on a show about the mystery of JFK. Yeah, that's right. He and his wife, Michelle Singer,

Reiner, were discovered deceased in their home, and it's an ongoing investigation does seem like there's definitely foul place.

We won't delve into that aspect of it.

But we just found him to be such a lovely, generous, intelligent, and kind man in this conversation.

And I think we all had our, you know, starstruck moment with him.

His work is loomed large in all of our lives. And it was just so neat

to meet somebody who absolutely delivers on being what you, exactly what you hope they would be.

Absolutely. And there are details that Rob and the entire team uncovered while they were making

who killed JFK that we don't even get into

in this episode fully because it was coming out at the time that we recorded this interview

with him.

But there is stuff in there that I had never heard before.

Specific names, locations, you know, all kinds of stuff.

Co-hosted by Soledad O'Brien, who killed JFK, was really close to Rob.

And it's something that he had spent decades thinking about investigating and he did just such a phenomenal job with his team.

We fanboy a little bit in this interview, to be fair, but I think we were all just unanimously

so fundamentally impressed that you could be a guy this cool and this accurate.

For sure.

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