Thousand Days John F. Kennedy in the White House

I remember reading about that in the newspapers in the mid-60s as the criticisms of the Warren Commission began and started growing.

But when I went to college, I went to Haverford College outside of Philadelphia, and one of my professors there was a guy named Josiah Thompson...He'd written a book called Six Seconds in Dallas, which you can still find, which by the way is a great book.

I remember devouring William Manchester's book about President Kennedy's life, or his presidency called A Thousand Days.

You know, if you take a look, Abraham Lincoln, some, some big, some big one. John Kennedy in a certain way was very consequential. He represented something very important. He was there for a thousand days, as you know, the book thousand days, but he was consequential.