New Documents Relating To JFK's Assassination Could Be Released

The transcript discusses the ongoing public interest in the JFK assassination, highlighting a survey showing that over 70% of Americans want the remaining classified documents to be released. Despite a law mandating their release, many documents remain classified due to resistance from agencies like the CIA and FBI. Jefferson Morley from the Mary Farrell Foundation discusses the legal and public pressure to release these documents, emphasizing the importance of transparency to restore public trust. The transcript also touches on the potential dangers cited by agencies in releasing these documents.

What did the former chairman of the Assassination Records Review Board urge the president to do?

Why is it important for Americans to know the truth about JFK's assassination?