John Kennedy actually said...

"I think that in the summer of 1961-and of course this all may come again--we were calling up reserves in preparation for what might be a collision of major proportions between the Soviet Union and the..."

"I would say our present difficulties in Europe, while annoying in a sense, or burdensome, are not nearly as dangerous as they were then."

"I believe that we will insist upon a test ban treaty which gives us assurance that if any country conducted a series of clandestine underground tests that that series would be detected."

"No, that isn't what I said."