Monika Weisak shares how she got into understanding JFK's legacy, sparked by her childhood admiration for Michael Jackson.
She explores how deeply JFK's assassination shaped global policies. She argues he was America's last president who genuinely worked for the people. The conversation covers JFK's vision for a unified world, his distrust of the CIA, and the failures of the Warren Commission. Monika stresses how important JFK's assassination really was and pushes for his policies to be brought back into today's political landscape.
She also discusses the geopolitical impact of JFK's presidency, the interconnected legacies of JFK, RFK, and JFK Jr., and the ongoing search for truth around JFK's assassination.
