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JFK: What The Doctors Saw

The question really is, which candidate can meet the problems that the United States...

The question really is, which candidate can meet the problems that the United States is
going to face in the '60s?

Full Transcript

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The question really is,
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which candidate can meet the problems
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that the United States is going to face in the '60s?
Duration
8 seconds
Views
745
Timestamp in Movie
00:16:39
Uploaded
Apr 12, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
Channel 5,Lucky Elephant Media,See It Now Studios

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Movie Summary

Startling medical observations about JFK's wounds when seven doctors who were in the Parkland Hospital ER reunite to discuss a day none of them can forget.
I do not believe that any of us - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:12
I do not believe that any of us
The energy, the faith, the devotion - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:13
The energy, the faith, the devotion
And the glow from that fire - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
And the glow from that fire
We were talking about him that morning-- - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:12
We were talking about him that morning--
I remember thinking, this is really historical. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
I remember thinking, this is really historical.
I'm in the middle of something really historical. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:05
I'm in the middle of something really historical.
This is the president, and I remember - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:09
This is the president, and I remember
His eyes were open, and it was an impressive view - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:14
His eyes were open, and it was an impressive view
The first thing I noticed was a very small wound - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
The first thing I noticed was a very small wound
I do remember that very early on, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:11
I do remember that very early on,
We could tell that the wound was in the front of the neck - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:10
We could tell that the wound was in the front of the neck
In my own mind, the wound was pretty small, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
In my own mind, the wound was pretty small,
And that small wound, Malcolm originally thought - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
And that small wound, Malcolm originally thought
And as I walked by, Dr. Perry leaned across the president - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:22
And as I walked by, Dr. Perry leaned across the president
I saw Dr. Perry make the cut right through the wound - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
I saw Dr. Perry make the cut right through the wound
So Dr. Perry expanded this, and we helped retract - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:10
So Dr. Perry expanded this, and we helped retract
And we were trying to do everything we could - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
And we were trying to do everything we could
The thing that really hit me - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:09
The thing that really hit me
I said, my God, have you seen the back of his head? - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:05
I said, my God, have you seen the back of his head?
What was striking, even more than Kennedy, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
What was striking, even more than Kennedy,