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In his book, Leo Damore mentions that the State Police placed a valid drivers license in his file. This was to cover up the fact that his was expired. Did the movie show that?

Yes, they describe that issue in a funny way, actually. The ten advisors Joe Kennedy assembled all scream at him about it since it creates greater legal liability. Although they "fix" it, I believe that the movie had a Kennedy sycophant in a role other than the state police replace his license.

Also the diver flat out said that he could have saved her if he had been called immediately. Was that shown?

Yes in part, but it might not have been the diver who says it.

The answer to those questions will tell me whether or not to watch it.

I hope that I wasn't too critical of the movie in my review. It is a great film that every conservative should see, and I say that as someone who hadn't been in a theater in well over a year.

Thanks.

The diver was named Farrar or Farrara or something like that.

He definitely told Damore that he could have saved her.

Yes to both of your questions yardog. Also Ronaldus Magnus the diver did say that in the movie. It not only stood out, but really struck me. Both at the clear audacity of the filmmaker (given it was about one of the left's liberal darlings) and in the reality of how she could have been saved had Kennedy not been a selfish, narcissistic, pig.

All I could think of is that the Kennedys no longer have power that the left can use to keep the myth alive and they also have their new darling the first black president--Barack 'community organizer' Obama. Remember these are white guys. Liberals don't like white people anymore (especially the white males)--even when they're white and male themselves.