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Secret Service agent Clint Hill shares 8 memories of his time with Jacqueline Kennedy in his new book, 'Mrs. Kennedy and Me.'
While in Hyannisport for Thanksgiving, Hill says that he would often be asked by Robert or Edward Kennedy to join the annual touch football game if they were short a person. "They treated me just like one of them," Hill wrote. "Almost like part of the family." Hill remembered many of the Kennedy siblings pulling pranks on the Secret Service, like taking a car right before the president or Jacqueline Kennedy needed it. "Believe me, it wasn't funny at the time," he wrote.
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