Blood, Money, and Power

How L.B.J. Killed J.F.K.

By: Barr McClellan

Narrated by: Barr McClellan

L.B.J.'s personal attorney reveals the secret conspiracy about the J.F.K. assassination in a new book that all America is talking about....

The plot to assassinate President John F. Kennedy has been shrouded in secrecy and deceit, leading most Americans to doubt the veracity of the Warren Commission's findings. Now, after forty years, Barr McClellan exposes the secret, high-level conspiracy in Texas that led to Kennedy's death and L.B.J.'s succession as President. Utilizing court documents, insider interviews, and even the findings of the Warren Commission, Barr McClellan reveals the complex maneuvers, payoffs, and power plays that changed the history of the 20th century.

If absolute power corrupts, then blood, money, and deception are its allies. This powerful book represents the very best of investigative journalism, with independent corroboration of all key points, and is compelling, convincing, and historically significant

©2003 Barr McClellan (P)2003 Tantor Media, Inc.

Very interesting perspective

I wonder why this perpective has not made it to main stream media? We have analyzed so many angles why not this one? This was a very good listen!

Much better than I was led to think

Would you consider the audio edition of Blood, Money, and Power to be better than the print version?

Yes, I find the author to be quite creditable about delivery and accent. It is very good.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Blood, Money, and Power?

That LBJ was as bad as he was. My grandfather told me this when I was 9..(I am 59 now with a PhD in history) I am amazed at this man.

What about Barr McClellan???s performance did you like?

He knows the subject very well.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The treachery of LBJ, that he would actually kill people?

Any additional comments?

I like this very much

don't say another word

This is a very interesting book but the author writes so much better than he reads. His terrible rendition of his own work makes me long for anything that Scott Brick might say. I wonder if he can write? I haven't finished the book yet but I had to comment before I heard one more word.

I almost did not get this;glad I did

Where does Blood, Money, and Power rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

i am glad I did not listen to bad narrator review. He's fine,just southern, midwesterie accent which i am used to being from Indiana. It is slow but well written. JFK,political history buffs don't miss this one ....facinating look at LBJ

Any additional comments?

gets faster from chapter 5......

Author should have a narrator

I struggled to listen to this because of the narrator. People who ask why this took so long to come to light must remember that attorney/client privilege was the main issue.

I learned far more than I ever wanted to know about Texas.

As an 8 year old child in 1963. I knew LBJ was involved. There is a photo of the Kennedys coming from the plane and heading toward the car and crowd. LBJ is walking behind them and the look on his face is strange for the day.

I think LBJ underestimated the grief and anger of the people after the death of JFK. He could never be a charismatic leader or achieve 1% of the popularity. That had to bite.

I wish the author had used a narrator instead of reading it himself. If I hear "warshington" again I may hurl.