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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Welcome back. We're talking with Lamar Waldron, the guy that the Chicago Tribune called one of the

best investigative journalist in the United States. He's the author of numerous books. He and I

together wrote ultimate sacrifice and legacy of secrecy about the Kennedy assassination.

Legacy of secrecy also goes into the Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations.

And his most recent book on this, which he did himself, which is like the most updated version

of all this, is titled The Hidden History of the JFK assassination. He also wrote Watergate,

The Hidden History, which is a brilliant book. Maybe you're noticing a theme here.

So just to recap very quickly, Harry Williams, very close friend with Bobby Kennedy,

spends time with him in New York, spends time with him in the Hamptons, is working with him

to try to overthrow the, the Bay of Pigs hero working, well, let me just toss it to you, continue with it.

What happened was, so it became known in the Cuban ex-all community in Miami, which still had

a lot of back and forth at that time with, with Cuba, of course, that Bobby Kennedy and Harry

Williams were close. And so one day Bobby, I mean, Harry Williams gets a call from his old friend,

the commander of the Cuban army. Actually, the guy who founded the Cuban army back when

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