Lyndon B. Johnson

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Lyndon Baines Johnson.

Mm-hmm.

So, so, uh, the, "I won't lift a finger, and I have $17 million that I've collected," which is a pittance, "And I may or may not turn it over." Here's the question for you, Adam.

Those things are really crazy, by the way.

Oh, my God, so I just found out about LBJ.

First of all-

Oh, yeah, Lyndon B

But yeah, just throwing it out.

Hmm.

LBJ also a prolific womanizer and really big-

Sh-

Yeah.

Um, you know, she was with LBJ the night he came back from Dallas at his house-

Oh

... as he's trying to get the telephone to work.

Now, here's one I think still affects us.

September 15th, 1966, LBJ, President of the United States, responds to the mass shooting sniper at the University of Texas, urging the Congress to pass gun control legislation.

I think what we'll find out is many times those were false flags created by the dark side, um, that controls our government to create panic and gun legislation.

And if you look at almost all the shootings, these people had, um, some form of history with, uh, mood-altering drugs, which means they were being monitored in, uh, what's known as MKUltra.

And there was an obligation after the 1964 Civil Rights Act for people not to be discriminated on the basis of race or color.

When President Lyndon B. Johnson explained his motivation for the act, he gave a sort of remarkable speech.

This was at the signing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

And he said, the purpose of the law is simple.

Yeah.

Thankfully got a nap Sunday after I had LBJ's breakfast burrito.

And it was nice.

It was a nice nap.

So a lot of what you're going to hear over the next two, two shows are things you have heard snippets of throughout our series, but I've been doing this now.

This is our sixth year on the air and we're getting close to the end of our run with the world war two generation and this era of politics, uh, And I've listened to a lot of oral histories, whether they were on Lyndon Johnson or Richard Nixon or obviously Reagan or Bush or Dole.

This is the best one.

Bob Packwood, he's a great interviewer.

And he was much more conservative than Hugh Scott.

But the older Republican conservatives could not abide the thought of somebody with only two and a half years seniority becoming leader.

And we even use the argument of Lyndon Johnson.

who became the whip in just two years and became leader in four years, but that didn't seem to wash.

So far in this video, Uncle Sam has been kind of hovering in the background, like a star-spangled ghost.

Ever since the days of Lyndon B. Johnson, Washington had poured money into keeping the Marcos regime afloat, certain he was a bulwark against communism.

But with Aquino dead and millions protesting, Uncle Sam suddenly began to wonder why he was wasting his time on this tin-pot tyrant.

When word of this got back to Marcos, he decided to act.

Hey, and are you ready for some boomer trivia? What presidential candidate was vocally opposed by Reverend Billy Graham? Was it Richard Nixon, Barry Goldwater, John F.

Kennedy, or Lyndon Johnson? Give it your best guess.

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