JFK’s Most Amazing Speech On Peace
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6:09Now PlayingOn June 10, 1963 President John F. Kennedy delivered the commencement address at American University, and it was nothing short of revolutionary. JFK spoke on the theme of world peace and an end to the kind of devastating, crippling wars that had plagued the first half of the 20th century as well as the threat of nuclear annihilation that hung over the ongoing Cold War.
Jimmy and Stef discuss how amazing it sounds to hear a President talking about the possibility of global peace not predicated on American domination but on mutual understanding, negotiation and compassion.
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