Researcher hopeful in testimony for Trump effort at hearing on declassified JFK assassination files

Researcher James DiEugenio says in prepared testimony at the House Oversight and Government Reform Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets' first hearing on the assassination of late President John Kennedy that during the last presidential campaign, Trump was reminded of this reversal by independent broadcasters Joe Rogan and Andrew Napolitano, which prompted him to sign an executive order that also added the much ignored King case and the RFK case, creating hope for the final release of JFK documents over 60 years after his assassination.
Researcher James DiEugenio says in prepared testimony at the House Oversight and Government Reform Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets' first hearing on the assassination of late President John Kennedy that during the last presidential campaign, Trump was reminded of this reversal by independent broadcasters Joe Rogan and Andrew Napolitano, which prompted him to sign an executive order that also added the much ignored King case and the RFK case, creating hope for the final release of JFK documents over 60 years after his assassination.
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