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Hello and welcome to the Katie Helper Show. So excited to be here with you tonight.

Lovely, lovely weather out where I am right now. And we have a great show for you today.

This is, by the way, I think the first time I've ever introed a show and mentioned the weather, so a historic moment. But we have a great show for

you today. We will be talking to none other than Oliver Stone, who really requires no intro,

but in case you don't know, Oliver Stone is an award-winning director, producer, screenwriter, whose films include Snowden, Savage's Untold History, Platoon, Wall Street, JFK, and the documentary JFK revisited through the looking glass.

He's also the author of Chasing the Light, which is a really good memoir that I'm enjoying quite a bit.

We're also going to be talking to Jim D. Eugenio, who is a researcher and writer

who focuses on the political assassinations of the 1960s, including the killing of JFK.

He is the author of several books, including Destiny Betrayed and the JFK assassination, The Evidence

Today, and is the co-author of The Assassinations and co-editor of Probe Magazine. And they're going to be

talking about the JFK files and what they would like to see in terms of releasing the files,

what they would like to see in terms of an investigation. And as I get into in the introduction

of this interview, you'll see that Oliver Stone has a very

interesting relationship when it comes to the JFK files, thanks to the amazing film he did in 1991

with Kevin Costner. And that's a great film. It's called JFK. I saw it in the theaters, I think.

I must have been really young, and I just rewatched it the other day. And the cast is amazing. There's called JFK. I saw it in the theaters, I think. I must have been really young,

and I just rewatched it the other day, and the cast is amazing. There's Sissy Space Six in it,

Joe Pesci, Kevin Bacon, Tomily Jones. It seems like every actor, working actor, was in that film.

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