President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 60 years ago as his motorcade rolled through Dallas. NewsNation host Dan Abrams says the day JFK died, the modern-day conspiracy theory was born. Paul Landis, one of the Secret Service agents on the scene of the assassination, called into question the “magic bullet” theory. Landis says he found a bullet stuck in the limousine seat behind where the 35th president was sitting when he was assassinated, which could support the theory that there was a second gunman. Burt Griffin, former assistant counsel for the Warren Commission, doesn’t buy it and insists forensic evidence shows there was only one shooter. Read more: newsnationnow.com/danabramslive/ex-warren-commission-lawyer-not-swayed-by-jfk-assassination-claim #JFK #JFKAssassination #DanAbramsLive "Dan Abrams Live" brings a fresh, no-holds-barred approach to covering and analyzing the news. Weekdays at 9p/8C. #DanAbramsLive NewsNation will host the final Republican primary deb...