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Cuba will be prevented, by whatever means
:01:03
may be necessary from taking action
:01:05
against any part
of the Western Hemisphere.
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The weapons and military equipment
:01:10
sent by the USSR to Cuba
are designed exclusively
:01:14
for defensive purposes,
:01:16
and the President of the United States
:01:18
knows what these means of defense are.
:01:21
How can they threaten the United States?
:01:24
No, you have invented this threat.
:01:27
It is not the weapons you fear,
:01:29
it is the revolutionary spirit.
:02:04
Special advisor to the President,
McGeorge Bundy.
:02:10
Good morning, Mr. President.
:02:13
Did you read what Eisenhower
said about me yesterday?
:02:17
"President Kennedy's record
of the past 21 months
:02:20
is too sad to talk about."
:02:22
lmagine lke saying a thing
like that about me,
:02:25
and in Boston?
:02:26
Have some coffee, Mac.
:02:28
No, thank you.
:02:29
Mr. President -
:02:30
"James Meridith, the first Negro student
:02:32
at Mississippi attended classes
for the third day,
:02:34
and for the first time heard no jeers."
:02:36
Mr. President,
we've received hard evidence
:02:38
that the Russians have placed
offensive weapons in Cuba.
:02:43
What kind of weapons?
:02:45
Nuclear missiles.
:02:49
Whas your evidence?
:02:50
Aerial photographs from
the U-2 flight of October 14th.
:02:54
They show missile installations
being constructed
:02:56
in at least four places in Cuba.
:02:58
I wanna see those pictures.