Today in History: JFK Delivers Inauguration Speech

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WNYC News | Jul 13, 2010

Today in 1961 John F. Kennedy Jr. was inaugurated the 35th president. Below you can hear his full speech:

 

This also marks the one year anniversary of President Barack Obama's inauguration. You can hear his speech below:

 

Also check out The Brian Lehrer Show as they reflect on one year with the Obama administration.

Special thanks to WNYC’s Director of Archives Andy Lanset

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