Trump Releases 80,000 JFK Assassination Files Tomorrow Unredacted

Former President Donald Trump announced the release of over 80,000 pages of unredacted documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, fulfilling a long-standing promise made during his campaign. The announcement was made during a visit to the Kennedy Center, where Trump stated that the files would be released without any redactions, allowing the public to draw their own conclusions. He mentioned that the release would occur Tuesday afternoon and emphasized the significance of the documents, which have been awaited for decades. This initiative follows an executive order signed by Trump in January, mandating the declassification of records related to JFK's assassination and other notable figures. Previous administrations had extended deadlines to keep certain records sealed, but Trump reaffirmed his commitment to transparency regarding the historical event. The release aims to shed light on longstanding conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy's assassination, particularly regarding the actions of Lee Harvey Oswald.