Trump Orders Unredacted Release of 80,000 JFK Files
Donald Trump issued a presidential order for the unredacted release of 80,000 files related to the John F. Kennedy assassination. Roger Stone, an expert on the subject, suggests the documents may contain significant information despite previous government attempts to redact them. The release is compared to the 2016 WikiLeaks document drops in terms of potential impact and public interest.
donald trump· jfk files· roger stone· warren commission· wikileaks
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01:09 that Trump is set to release tonight. He ordered it at the end of his last administration, the only release part of it. And then he's been pushing really, really hard and just they said, sir, talked about it yesterday. We just can't redact them. There's too many. We just can't release it. He said, that's it presidential order, unredacted, release it all. Now a lot of it's just gonna be Warren commission secret data and crap. But there's gonna be a lot of nuggets in it, just like when they released millions of emails over the years, one time like 2 million at a time from WikiLeaks. Because we have human sourcing, HUMET, billions of people online and hundreds of millions that are really politically dialed in conservatively in the Western world alone.
01:57 We instantly, when they dropped those WikiLeaks documents about a month before the election in 2016, it was just bombshell after bombshell after bombshell. It was exhausting. It took us a good week, and I have to say our crew did an excellent job, and we led 80, 10% of the hundreds of big stories that broke out of it, we were put a big mark on it. And boy, it came out later in government documents in Congress. That's when the Democrats, the deep state really got pissed at us. Remember they indicted Roger because he was working here then and said that Roger Stone had secretly released him himself and tried to say, they investigated me criminally. We just went to them when they got published.
