JFK's Ex-Agent: The Secret Service Mishandled Intelligence at Time of Assassination

Abraham Bolden is the first black man to serve on a U.S. President's special detail as a secret service agent. He was appointed by John F. Kennedy himself. And yet, despite that landmark title, he was still sent to prison for what he believes was a set-up for blowing the whistle on the secret service's misconduct prior to the assassination. For this special edition of Off The Grid, Bolden joins the Governor to reveal how the secret service mishandled intelligence at the time of JFK's murder. Have a question for the Governor? Go to Ora.TV/OffTheGrid.