Leo Forero-Presidents Calling

I listened to the speech regarding President Lyndon Johnson's address to the congress about JFK's assassination. The speech he gives shows Johnson as a true, honest, and humble man as he appreciates and addresses JFK's strong leadership and his perseverance throughout one of the countries worst times. Instead of going of his own way Johnson picks up where JFK left off, The Civil Rights Act. This is one of the things JFK is known for, he wanted a country where everyone was equal, and Johnson was going to start off where JFK left off, which i think is a very noble thing to do. Even though he wasn't as popular as JFK was he tried his best to fit in his shoes.