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Welcome to the show. Welcome to a new week.

Glad to have you all along. We've got a very exciting program for you tonight.

Of course, November 22nd, which would have been yesterday, was the 57th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963.

Well, our guest tonight, Fred Littwin, has looked into this. He's written about it.

And we'll let him tell you, we'll let him tell you his conclusions about the topic.

They kind of differ from what a lot of people say.

But tonight we'll be talking specifically about his new book about Jim Garrison.

And if you're not sure who Jim Garrison is, he was the New Orleans District Attorney who brought charges against people, Clay Shaw,

and others in the case of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And actually, Jim Garrison

wrote a book about those events and his work called On the Trail of the Assassins. And that

book served as the foundation of the movie that many of you have

probably seen by Oliver Stone, JFK. That story in JFK was basically the story of Jim Garrison,

the New Orleans District Attorney, and his investigation and prosecutions as it related to

the John F. Kennedy assassination.

So Fred Littwin has written a new book about this particular topic.

It was called, the book is called On the Trail of Delusion, Jim Garrison, the Great

Accuser. If the title gives you any indication of Fred's position on this, you'll know that

he's got some disagreements with Mr. Garrison. So we'll find out exactly what Fred has to say and

what he's written about when we bring him in. Okay, let's do this. Go to break. We'll be right back.

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