Topic: Carlos Marcello

Roger Stone discusses the ongoing fight to release the remaining JFK assassination records, praising Representative Anna Paulina Luna and Tulsi Gabbard for their efforts. Stone claims that key audio recordings of mobster Carlos Marcello are missing from the National Archives despite being known to exist. He reiterates his theory that the CIA, Big Oil, and Lyndon B. Johnson were involved in the murder.

The CIA and organized crime are identified as co-conspirators in the JFK assassination due to Kennedy's perceived failures at the Bay of Pigs and his brother's crackdown on the mob. Roger Stone explains that the mob felt double-crossed after helping Kennedy get elected. The segment also mentions George H.W. Bush's presence in Dallas on the day of the murder as a point of suspicion.

Jay Dyer explores the connections between the CIA and the Mafia, specifically regarding the assassination of JFK. He mentions Carlos Marcello, Santos Traficante, and Sam Giancana as key figures with intelligence ties. Claims are made that the CIA paid Traficante to assassinate Fidel Castro and that Marilyn Monroe was an intelligence operative who died under suspicious circumstances.

The story of RFK exiling Carlos Marcello to Guatemala is recounted, noting Marcello's eventual return and vow of revenge. Dyer links the Mafia to the CIA's use of Cuban expatriates for the Bay of Pigs invasion. He uses the film "Scarface" as an analogy for how Castro allegedly emptied prisons to send criminals to the United States, who were then co-opted for black operations.

The Warren Commission is described as a cover-up involving dubious figures like Allen Dulles. Dyer points to the ignored connection between Lee Harvey Oswald and Carlos Marcello's bookie, as well as Jack Ruby's business ties to Marcello in Dallas. He compares the Warren Commission to the 9/11 Commission Report, calling both "ludicrous" models of government self-investigation.