The forgotten JFK assassination plot
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In december nineteen sixty, the As President elect John F Kennedy made his way to church in Florida, A would be assassin waited nearby. Preparing to detonate a bomb that would end the Democrats' presidency before it even began. Brad Melzer and Josh Mench discuss this little known plot in their new book, The JFK Conspiracy.
In today's podcast, they tell Eleanor Evans more about the episode and dive deeper into the reasons why Kennedy's election victory. was fraug with tension. I'm really pleased to welcome Josh Mentch and Brad Belzer back to the podcast. They've been previous guests on our podcast before talking about presidents and political assassination attempts. And we are talking about another one today. It's a little known attempt to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Brad, I hope we can start with you first and you can situate us in the story. Where do we meet Kennedy in this account?
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