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Avaughan What's up, what's up, another episode of Ripple Effect podcast. Of course, I'm your host,

Pricada. And this is also known as Rick and very, great, great episode for you today. Today we have

returning guests, journalist, author, thinker, researcher, and much more Jack Roth. He comes on to

talk about his JFK book because, of course, right around the corner is

the JFK assassination. I don't know when you're listening to this, but I'm glad I can get this out

for the 60th anniversary of the JFK assassination. It's crazy. It's been 60 years. I've done so many

episodes on this topic with so many great researchers like Russ Baker and James DiGino, Jeff Marley,

Abraham Bolden, who is a JFK whistleblower, also the first African American on a presidential

detail handpicked by JFK. He's a historical figure and also the author of The Echoes from

Daly Plaza. I've also had other great researchers

on the show to talk about JFK, like Larry Hancock, who did a roundtable discussion with other

researchers on episode 170 of the Ripple Effect podcast, and also Lamar Waldron, who's written

many books on a JFK assassination. And these are all important figures in uncovering this story.

I mean, for example, Jeffrey Marley was one of the people who sued the government to declassify

the JFK assassination files.

James Diageno was one of the researchers that helped with the JFK movie and a lot of the Oliver Stone work,

including his new documentary. And I've had other great guests on who have scratched

the surface of the topic like Chuck Orchelli, Ryan Dawson, Roger Stone, who came on to talk

about the LBJ connection to the assassination and also Jesse Ventura.

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