Roger Stone draws stark comparisons between the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the murder of John F Kennedy.
The conversation includes Charlie Sheen’s comments calling the event “this generation’s JFK moment,” the public and symbolic outcry, parallels in how the nation processes grief and outrage, and the questions about political narrative, motive, and who controls the story afterwards.
Stone investigates how these parallels shape identity, media coverage, and public memory in deeply polarized America.
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