JFK Assassination Files Released by Trump Administration, Drawing Kennedy Family Criticism

Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, denounces the lack of family notification and criticizes media coverage of the release.

The Trump administration released 80,000 files related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination on March 18, 2025, fulfilling a campaign promise to declassify all remaining records.
Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, criticized the Trump administration for failing to inform the Kennedy family about the release, calling it a surprise.
Schlossberg accused his cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., of being notified about the release in advance, highlighting tensions within the Kennedy family.
Schlossberg condemned CNN’s coverage of the files as sensationalized and argued that it distracted from more pressing news topics.
The release has reignited public interest in JFK’s assassination, conspiracy theories, and debates over the Kennedy family’s legacy.