This is John Bachelor, conversation with my good friend Paul Gregory of the Hoover Institution for his book, The Oswald, the story of his friendship to Lee, Harvey Oswald and Marina Oswald in Dallas, Fort Worth in 1962 before the assassination of John Kennedy. And here Paul tells the story of Lee Harvey Oswald puffing himself up as an assassin, not on

Kennedy, but on a man named General Edron Walker, who in that time period was seen as a right-winger associated

with the John Birch Society.

But listen to the steps that Walker takes and how Paul puts all this together. the Paul Gregory, Hoover Institution, the Oswold's, my friendship with Lee and Marina Oswold.

More of this later tonight.

General Walker, Edward Walker was a retired general. I think he'd been fired because of his political beliefs as I recall.

He was a mainstay of the conservative community of Dallas-Fort Worth.

I think he was a major figure in the John Birch Society.

So Lee learned of his presence in Dallas. He was clearly someone who hated Marxism,

communism, etc. So it made sense

Lee picking General Walker as a couple of weeks. He cased his house.

He learned about the general's habits and indeed one evening from a hiding spot in the general's backyard with a good view of his office where he worked.

Fire a shot at Walker just barely missed. In fact, the barely miss is very similar to Crooks is barely miss of Trump.

He then, not knowing whether he had hit Walker or not, escape via city bus, believe it or not escape via city bus believe it or not and that tells you something about how

Lee Harvey Oswald operated.