Kennedy. And that this is why Robert didn't try to expose the conspiracy, because if he did, it would violate the terms of the agreement, the informal agreement that the Kennedy administration came to terms with, with Khrushchev to end the Cuban Missile Crisis, one of which was, we want to assassinate Fidel Castro. I think, I guess what I want to say here is everything you're saying makes sense to me. And there's no but associated with, I'm not going to say everything makes sense, but everything makes sense. I mean, there's this incredible rabbit hole. There's an entertainment value. There is also this inability to, I think this is a big one, this just unwillingness to believe that something so seminal could have been an act of random violence. And this is where I want to take the second part of our conversation, Michael. I think what's important here now is to really focus on trying to understand, well, what can we know? First of all, how well can we know something? And this is (54/57)
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