‘JFK’ Warned Us Not to Trust Specter

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Almost 20 years ago, Oliver Stone’s conspiracy flick JFK was released and much lampooned for its zany plotlines tying the Cubans, the CIA, and other parts of the federal government (including LBJ!) to the murder of President Kennedy. But there is one description Stone got right, beginning around the minute mark of Jim Garrison’s diatribe:

 

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