Epstein Secrets

grounds of 8 me, you know. 9 O. Any other famous people that you met through 10 Jeff Epstein? 11 A. On the airplane? 12 O. Yes. 13 A. Walter Cronkite. 14 O. Oh, yeah? 15 A. He was very nice. Yeah. He was very 16 feeble, but he was very nice. We had to carry him 17 down the steps. O. Wher

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Kennedy articulated it, because it violated our treaty commitments. zk k * HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015101 Of all the professional newscasters | have met, Walter Cronkite of CBS was the most charming. He treated me with respect and dignity. After the broadcast interview, we sat in his anteroom and talked informally. “

eleven o’ clock that morning. Kennedy was shot around one o’ clock, as | recall. Where were you that day?” HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015102 “In my office,” Cronkite said. “When we got the word from Bethesda that he had passed, | cried openly.” “And you’ re supposed to be objective,” | teased him. “I didn’ t real

es of him was from the mid- 1970s when, while sitting on a flight to the US from Paris to take China’s seat at the United Nations, he was ambushed by Walter Cronkite. Huang is completely unflustered in the scratchy video of that encounter. He sits quietly in a cloud of smoke. Cronkite pesters him. Huang smiles, of

ns, he was ambushed by Walter Cronkite. Huang is completely unflustered in the scratchy video of that encounter. He sits quietly in a cloud of smoke. Cronkite pesters him. Huang smiles, offers a cigarette to the news crew, and though he is in the midst of a transit from the poverty, chaos and smashed politi