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In my new documentary, Never in America, we pull back the curtain on one of the darkest corners...
I just watched what they did to the King family in Washington, and I couldn't stop thinking:
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The United States and its president, John F. Kennedy, could not tolerate such weapons placed by a hostile power on its doorstep and the world only knew years later how close we were to nuclear war.
Thankfully both Khrushchev and Kennedy backed down – with the Soviet leader removing the missiles from Cuba and the US president agreeing to remove some missiles from Turkey. Both men realized the folly of playing with "mutually assured destruction," and this compromise likely paved the way to further US/Soviet dialogue from Nixon to President Reagan and finally to the end of the Cold War.
Fast forward more than 60 years later and we have a US president, Donald Trump, who last week stated that he had "ordered two Nuclear Submarines to be positioned in the appropriate regions," meaning nearer to Russia.