Topic: Warren Commission

During a congressional hearing led by Ana Paulina Luna, director Oliver Stone expresses surprise at the lack of information regarding the recent assassination attempts on Donald Trump. Roger Stone provides historical context, linking LBJ to the JFK assassination through fingerprints of hitman Malcolm "Mack" Wallace. He argues that the "deep state" continues to suppress FBI and Secret Service files that would definitively prove Oswald was not the lone gunman.

Filmmaker Oliver Stone testified before Congress, urging a reinvestigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Stone criticized the Warren Commission's failures and pointed to "muddy footprints" of the CIA throughout the case, including the chain of custody for evidence. Representative Anna Paulina Luna is reportedly leading the push for transparency on this and other intelligence agency matters.

Roger Stone, a JFK assassination researcher, asserts that one-third of the final documents ordered for release by Donald Trump were withheld by the CIA. Stone claims the released files were cherry-picked to bolster the official Warren Commission narrative rather than exposing CIA involvement in the 1963 murder of John F. Kennedy. He suggests that Mike Pompeo previously convinced Trump to delay the release of these sensitive records to protect the agency.

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.

The host compares the current aviation disaster to the drills conducted during the September 11 attacks, where simulated inputs confused air traffic controllers. The discussion shifts to historical deep state operations, citing Jack Ruby's alleged mob connections and his cryptic comments to the Warren Commission about the "man at the top" being responsible for the JFK assassination.

Roger Stone discusses the evidence linking Lyndon B. Johnson to the JFK assassination, citing the discovery of Mack Wallace's fingerprints in the Texas School Book Depository. Stone recounts a personal conversation with Richard Nixon, who allegedly called the Warren Commission a "hoax" and suggested Johnson was willing to kill for the presidency. The segment anticipates the full release of classified documents that Stone believes will confirm CIA and LBJ involvement.

The looming Trump indictment is framed as "Soros Tyranny" and a continuation of the establishment's history of deception, dating back to the Warren Commission. Royce White describes a "five-headed hydra" consisting of the military, medicine, media, big tech, and international banking cartels. He argues that the American people have been "slapped in the face" by an establishment that views them as gullible and easily distracted.

The Kennedy family's relationship with the Mafia is detailed, with claims that Joe Kennedy Sr. used Sam Giancana to fix the election for JFK. The subsequent prosecution of the Mafia by RFK is framed as a "double cross" that provided a motive for the JFK assassination. Dyer also notes that J. Edgar Hoover withheld illegal wiretap recordings of mobsters threatening the Kennedys from the Warren Commission.

The Warren Commission is described as a cover-up involving dubious figures like Allen Dulles. Dyer points to the ignored connection between Lee Harvey Oswald and Carlos Marcello's bookie, as well as Jack Ruby's business ties to Marcello in Dallas. He compares the Warren Commission to the 9/11 Commission Report, calling both "ludicrous" models of government self-investigation.