Tom Goldstein
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 27 Feb
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Nobody has coerced the State Department and CIA side of this, which the Democrats did, by the way, to get JFK transparency in 1992.
They passed the JFK Assassination Records Collection Act, which forced the State Department, CIA, to begin reviewing and declassifying JFK assassination files.
That's how we learned about some of the most shocking documents that have ever been declassified in American history.
Operation Northwoods and the like, that only became public because of that.
If the same bill were to be put forward today, I don't think anyone would vote.
Again, this one passed 427 to 1 and 99 to 0.
I can see a reason for doing it separately because if you remember, there was this very strange moment when the bill passed and Mike Johnson came forward and did not appear particularly enthusiastic about this new obligation to do this.
And he said something which I think surprised
Well, it was vetoed.
Whether he in fact wanted it.
It was vetoed.
I mean-
It was 427 to 1 and 99 to 0.
Nobody wanted to put their name on the dotted line of a bill, a vote count that would live an eternity.
And you look like you're protecting Epstein by not doing this.
So everyone was afraid to bring it.
But once the bill was brought, everyone was afraid of the base to be on the other side of it.
Now, I think one of the reasons that this was limited to the DOJ side is, for one, it does...
Perhaps if you had lumped them together, it would have given a carte blanche to delay the...
the DOJ side of it, because the declassification side is... It's a sticky wicket.
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