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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 2H 51M

JFK Assassination Conspiracy Theories Explained

from Moore to Consider | Baseball, Football, and Historical Events · host Jack Moore | Baseball, Football & History Analyst

What really happened on November 22nd, 1963? Jack Moore and Charles Handley go deep on one of the most debated events in American history — dissecting the evidence, the cover-ups, and the powerful forces that may have wanted JFK dead. From the CIA's shadowy operations to the mob's undeniable reach, they follow the motives, the money, and the men who had the most to lose with Kennedy alive.Then the conversation shifts to something just as consequential: your vote. How does individual choice shape the course of history? What do Teddy Roosevelt's 1912 campaign and today's third-party movements have in common? And what does the math actually say about vote-splitting?This episode is a masterclass in connecting the dots — from 1963 to 2028.Topics covered:The CIA, the mob, and the Warren Commission's buried secretsLee Harvey Oswald's mysterious intelligence connectionsJack Ruby — hitman, loyalist, or something else entirely?Earl Warren's motivations and who pressured himThe real math behind third-party voting and why it mattersStrategic voting vs. voting your conscience2028 Democratic field — who's emerging?Government vs. free market — an honest comparison⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 — Introduction to the JFK Assassination Debate 05:59 — The Role of Evidence and Motive 11:25 — The Complexity of Conspiracy Theories17:19 — The Fall Guy in High-Level Conspiracies22:55 — The Book of Enoch and Historical Narratives 30:28 — Investigating the Warren Commission's Decisions 35:50 — Earl Warren's Motivations and the CIA's Influence 44:08 — The Impact of Personal Beliefs on Leadership 49:48 — The Complexity of Assassination Theories 58:33 — The Mob's Influence and Ruby's Actions 01:07:15 — Theories Surrounding Ruby's Actions 01:13:46 — The Connection Between Oswald and the CIA 01:20:18 — The Mob's Potential Involvement in JFK's Assassination 01:29:21 — The Certainty of Evidence 01:34:37 — Historical Parallels in Assassination 01:39:56 — The Nature of Political Choices 01:47:31 — The Power of Third Party Voting 01:53:03 — The Certainty of Political Outcomes 01:58:51 — The Dilemma of Voting for the Lesser Evil 02:04:00 — The Math of Vote Splitting 02:09:19 — The Consequences of Political Choices 02:17:03 — The Role of Leadership in California's Politics 02:23:27 — Democratic Front Runners for 2028 02:29:15 — The Nature of Political Choices and Consequences 02:35:57 — The Market vs. Government: A Comparative Analysis website https://mooretoconsider.comThe views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by guests appearing on this podcast are solely those of the guests and do not reflect the views, policies, or positions of the host, the producers, or any affiliated entities. The host and producers make no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information presented by guests and expressly disclaim any and all liability for any actions, damages, or consequences resulting from the use or reliance upon any information provided.

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