Jefferson Morley

So when the Washington Post called me up and asked me what I made of this, I said, this is the COVID dog ate my homework. This is absurd. They've had 29 years to prepare for this. COVID wasn't a big obstacle for 28 of those years. So it's just an excuse for more and continued secrecy. That lasted for a year.

So when the Washington Post called me up and asked me what I made of this, I said, this is the COVID dog ate my homework. This is absurd. They've had 29 years to prepare for this. COVID wasn't a big obstacle for 28 of those years. So it's just an excuse for more and continued secrecy. That lasted for a year.

And then in December of 2022, Biden issued another order asking federal agencies to take one last pass at declassifying everything they could, and then he would be done with it. So in 2023, federal agencies released several thousand more records in their entirety, removing the redactions that had existed, leaving about 3,500

And then in December of 2022, Biden issued another order asking federal agencies to take one last pass at declassifying everything they could, and then he would be done with it. So in 2023, federal agencies released several thousand more records in their entirety, removing the redactions that had existed, leaving about 3,500

And then in December of 2022, Biden issued another order asking federal agencies to take one last pass at declassifying everything they could, and then he would be done with it. So in 2023, federal agencies released several thousand more records in their entirety, removing the redactions that had existed, leaving about 3,500

documents related to the assassination that still contain some form of redactions. Might be a word, might be a sentence, might be a whole paragraph, might be a whole page. But there are 3,500 assassination-related records that still have redactions in them. And in June, President Biden issued what he called his final order on JFK files. And what he said is, from now on,

documents related to the assassination that still contain some form of redactions. Might be a word, might be a sentence, might be a whole paragraph, might be a whole page. But there are 3,500 assassination-related records that still have redactions in them. And in June, President Biden issued what he called his final order on JFK files. And what he said is, from now on,

documents related to the assassination that still contain some form of redactions. Might be a word, might be a sentence, might be a whole paragraph, might be a whole page. But there are 3,500 assassination-related records that still have redactions in them. And in June, President Biden issued what he called his final order on JFK files. And what he said is, from now on,

the release of these records will be handled by the agencies themselves. And so there is a transparency plan written by the CIA, which now governs the release or non-release of those remaining JFK assassination files. So what Biden did in June was he effectively negated the JFK Records Act.

the release of these records will be handled by the agencies themselves. And so there is a transparency plan written by the CIA, which now governs the release or non-release of those remaining JFK assassination files. So what Biden did in June was he effectively negated the JFK Records Act.

the release of these records will be handled by the agencies themselves. And so there is a transparency plan written by the CIA, which now governs the release or non-release of those remaining JFK assassination files. So what Biden did in June was he effectively negated the JFK Records Act.

which was a strong law precisely because it had taken the final decision about declassification out of the hands of the CIA and the FBI and invested it in an independent authority, which would consider the public interest in full disclosure, not only the agency's interest in continuing secrecy. So Biden gutted the JFK Records Act and the CIA is now in control of

which was a strong law precisely because it had taken the final decision about declassification out of the hands of the CIA and the FBI and invested it in an independent authority, which would consider the public interest in full disclosure, not only the agency's interest in continuing secrecy. So Biden gutted the JFK Records Act and the CIA is now in control of

which was a strong law precisely because it had taken the final decision about declassification out of the hands of the CIA and the FBI and invested it in an independent authority, which would consider the public interest in full disclosure, not only the agency's interest in continuing secrecy. So Biden gutted the JFK Records Act and the CIA is now in control of

of the release or non-release of those 3,468 remaining assassination-related records. So right now, those documents are secret indefinitely.

of the release or non-release of those 3,468 remaining assassination-related records. So right now, those documents are secret indefinitely.

of the release or non-release of those 3,468 remaining assassination-related records. So right now, those documents are secret indefinitely.

Well, that's a very good question. I mean, Alan Dulles' presence on the commission a man who had been fired by President Kennedy and who had considerable hostility towards his policies, that was a blatant conflict of interest. And it showed that the commission had been compromised or corrupted right from the start by a CIA official.

Well, that's a very good question. I mean, Alan Dulles' presence on the commission a man who had been fired by President Kennedy and who had considerable hostility towards his policies, that was a blatant conflict of interest. And it showed that the commission had been compromised or corrupted right from the start by a CIA official.

Well, that's a very good question. I mean, Alan Dulles' presence on the commission a man who had been fired by President Kennedy and who had considerable hostility towards his policies, that was a blatant conflict of interest. And it showed that the commission had been compromised or corrupted right from the start by a CIA official.