1925-1968

Explores the question of why Americans continue to hold on to the belief that Robert Kennedy, had he been elected president, would have quickly ended the Vietnam War, violence in the cities, and racial and social injustice; and compares the life of the candidate against the legend.

Robert Kennedy recounts the details of his brother's direction of the American response to the Cuban missile crisis.

Examines the theory that there was a vast plot to stop the Kennedys from establishing a presidential dynasty, revealing little-known facts that link the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, the death of Marilyn Monroe, and the scandal that ruined Ted Kennedy's political career.

Presents evidence of long-suspected Mafia culpability in the murder of John F. Kennedy.