About 80,000 unedited archives of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) will be released Tuesday after President Donald Trump issued a long-awaited announcement a day ago.
“So, people have been waiting for decades and I directed my people… a lot of different people, [director of national intelligence] Tulsi Gabbard, they must be released tomorrow.
“You have a lot of reading. I don't believe we'll edit anything. I said, 'Just not edit, you can't edit.'”
Trump announced that he will release 80,000 Kennedy assassination archives on Tuesday, which will be “very interesting”
Back in January, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to explain John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert F. (pool)
Trump also commented that the documents would be “very interesting”.
Back in January, Trump signed an executive order to explain the assassination archives of Kennedy’s assassination, his brother Robert Kennedy (RFK) and civil rights icon Martin Luther King (MLK) (MLK). The order calls for the release of plans for the release of National Intelligence (DNI) and the Attorney General’s filings by February 7.
Both offices coordinated with the President’s Assistant to the President’s National Security Affairs and the President’s Attorney’s Assistant to submit their proposed plans until the end of the day.
DNI and other officials are expected to submit their proposed release plans for the RFK and MLK documents on March 9.
A few weeks after Epstein's file radiated, a new deadline in the release of RFK and MLK files is vaguely visible
Just weeks after the release of Kennedy documents, the Justice Department revealed a batch of Jeffrey Epstein Archives are in late February. At that time, many public documents had been released during the federal criminal trial of Epstein's former lover and convicted accomplices.
The lack of new materials has sparked strong protests and criticisms of the Trump administration's handling of Epstein's archives, as well as questions about the possibility that RFK and MLK documents can be held upon release.
About 80,000 unedited archives about President Kennedy’s assassination will be released Tuesday after President Donald Trump’s long-awaited announcement a day ago. (Associated Press)
FBI Previously, a new record search was conducted under Trump's executive order, saying at the time: “The search resulted in about 2,400 new inventory and digitized records that were not previously considered related to the JFK assassination.”
FBI found thousands of unpublished records related to Kennedy's assassination
In the past few administrations, the promises issued by Kennedy documents have been reaffirmed, with Trump’s pledge to decrypt the documents after entering his second term during the campaign.
“When I return to the White House, I will decrypt and uncover all the documents related to the Kennedy assassination. It's been 60 years since it's time for Americans to know the truth.”
Former President Joe Biden also released a batch of documents during his term. In 2021, he delayed the release of several Kennedy documents, citing delays in the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
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Trump also promised to release the last batch of documents during his first term, but the effort eventually disappeared. Trump blocked hundreds of records of assassination after several CIA and FBI appeals.
Former President Joe Biden also released a batch of documents during his term. In 2021, he delayed the release of several Kennedy documents, citing delays in the coronavirus pandemic.
