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I'm What's up, everybody, another episode, Ripple Effect podcast. Today we got a really, it's going to be a really interesting show.

We're going to hit on a topic that I think we all love to talk about, and that's

the JFK assassination. Even 50 years later, it's still such an important part of history and American

history. And we got Roger Stone, who is a political consultant. He has over 40 years in politics.

He's worked with numerous ex-presidents. And he has a really interesting

book called The Man Who Killed Kennedy, The Case Against LBJ. And it's kind of a theory that I think

a lot of people haven't heard as much. I think a lot of people hear about CIA and the mob.

But I don't think a lot of people have tied in LBJ's motive, and really he would

have the best motive to do it, or the biggest motive, because he became president without

ever being nominated as it.

So just want to thank Roger for being with us today.

Ricky, great to be with you.

Thanks.

Thanks for taking time to be with us.

And so let's get right into, what do you

think is the strongest evidence of basically linking LBJ to assassination and possibly knowing of it

or actually being a part of it? Well, I have tried to base my investigation on the classic

criminal requirements of motive, means,

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