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John Connally

John Connally

Lawyer and former United States Secretary of the TreasuryWikipedia

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Nov 3, 2026

Towner-WatkinsGUEST
48:57
And by the way, the bank that he was at after he left, it became the first bank that was designated too big to fail in America or doing nefarious financial transactions.
Towner-WatkinsGUEST
49:12
So he replaces David Kennedy with John Conley.
Towner-WatkinsGUEST
49:17
John Conley is the guy that was riding in the car when JFK was shot, the former Texas governor.
Towner-WatkinsGUEST
49:28
In addition, George Shultz, who later goes on to be Secretary of State, becomes the treasurer.
Towner-WatkinsGUEST
49:38
So...
Amanda Jane SternHOST
1:59
President Kennedy died at 1 p.m. Central Standard Time, 2 o'clock Eastern Standard Time.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
2:05
Some 38 minutes ago, Vice President Johnson has left the hospital in Dallas, but we do not know to where he has proceeded.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
2:14
Presumably, he will be taking the oath of office shortly and become the 36th President of the United States.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
2:21
Welcome back to Murder Made Fiction.

6 MINS LATER

Amanda Jane SternHOST
8:43
Reporters also recounted how the American ambassador to the United Nations, Adlai Stevenson, had been harassed and spit upon in Dallas just the previous month.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
8:54
And again, that was an excerpt from Caitlin Tiffany's book, The Housewives Underground.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
8:59
At 2.38 p.m. at Love Field, after Kennedy's body was placed on Air Force One, Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson was sworn in as the 36th President of the United States.
Amanda Jane SternHOST
9:12
So who killed President John Fitzgerald Kennedy? The answer to that has spawned myriad conspiracy theories that I am not going to get into in this mini-primer.
Harini BhatGUEST
11:32
Beside him sat the First Lady, Jackie Kennedy.
Harini BhatGUEST
11:35
In the seats just in front of them rode the governor of Texas, John Connolly, and his wife.
Harini BhatGUEST
11:41
The motorcade wound slowly through downtown Dallas toward an open area called Dealey Plaza.
Harini BhatGUEST
11:47
And despite all the grumbling about JFK, the crowds were friendly.
Harini BhatGUEST
9:49
Beside him sat the First Lady, Jackie Kennedy.
Harini BhatGUEST
9:53
In the seats just in front of them rode the governor of Texas, John Connolly, and his wife.
Harini BhatGUEST
9:59
The motorcade wound slowly through downtown Dallas toward an open area called Dealey Plaza.
Harini BhatGUEST
10:05
And despite all the grumbling about JFK, the crowds were friendly.
Valentina BrunoGUEST
25:41
Yeah, it's a transition, but also rewiring, right? Because the dollar system isn't really retreated, but it has reorganized itself around markets.
Valentina BrunoGUEST
25:54
50 years after John Conley said the famous, the dollar is our currency, but your problem, the dollar is still at the center.
Valentina BrunoGUEST
26:08
And it's still everyone's problem.
Tim PhillipsHOST
26:12
Let's hope that it's everybody's problem that we manage to solve and that indeed it is a transition rather than a rupture.
Jay YoungGUEST
32:02
Thank you.
Larry ConnersHOST
32:02
You know, when he was talking about OPEC, it reminds me when John Connally w- became a lobbyist for OPEC.
Larry ConnersHOST
32:07
He was holding a news conference, and I was asking him, "Should we address you as Governor, uh, you know, what title?" And, and he was hemhawing around, and I said, "How about oil lobbyist for OPEC?" Boy, did I get a dirty scowl from him at that point.
Larry ConnersHOST
32:24
More to come.
BrettGUEST
32:50
... and has to give up his generalship, he runs for governor of Texas.
BrettGUEST
32:52
And, and who defeats him? John Connally, the man who's shot [laughs], uh, um, uh, during the Kennedy assassination.
BrettGUEST
32:58
And Edwin Walker, turns out, is even more connected to it, because according to the Warre- according to the phony baloney Warren Commission, uh, Lee Harvey Oswald, several months before he shot Kennedy, took a shot at Edwin Walker's house.
BrettGUEST
33:11
A bullet lodged in.

Unknown podcast

Every U.S. Presidential Assassination Attempt: A Complete Timeline of Attacks on American Presidents

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
61:18
Kennedy in the backseat, Jackie by his side in her now iconic pink Chanel suit.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
61:23
Texas Governor John Connally and his wife Nellie sat ahead of them.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
61:27
The car was open.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
61:28
The crowd was huge.

Unknown podcast

Why Americans Were Forced to Surrender Their Gold: The Hidden History of Executive Order 6102 and the 1933 Gold Seizure

Oct 11 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
20:57
Foreign governments were converting at a pace that threatened to expose, publicly and humiliatingly, that the United States could not make good on its Bretton Woods promise.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:07
Treasury Secretary John Connally and a small circle of advisors met with Nixon at Camp David that August to finalize a plan so sensitive that even senior officials in Nixon's own administration hadn't been briefed.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:21
Sunday, August 15th, 1971, primetime television.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:26
Nixon interrupted the regularly scheduled broadcast of the popular Western series Bonanza, a detail that decades later still needles the memories of viewers who tuned in expecting a shootout and got a monetary policy address instead.

Unknown podcast

The Final Days of Every U.S. President: Shocking True Stories from Washington to Carter

Oct 10 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
94:29
The entire country stopped breathing.
speaker_0NARRATOR
94:31
Kennedy was riding in an open convertible through Dealey Plaza with his wife, Jackie, Texas Governor John Connally, and Connally's wife, Nellie.
speaker_0NARRATOR
94:41
The motorcade was moving slowly, allowing crowds to see the president.
speaker_0NARRATOR
94:45
At 12:30 PM, shots rang out.

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