JFK Files Release Revives Debate as Grandson Criticizes Media and Joe Rogan

Jack Schlossberg challenges Joe Rogan and slams media outlets over their handling of newly released JFK assassination documents, which offer limited new information.

The Trump administration released over a thousand JFK assassination files on March 18, 2025, with most documents already public from prior releases.
Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, criticized Joe Rogan for spreading conspiracy theories and challenged him to discuss the files on his podcast.
Schlossberg also condemned CNN and MSNBC for focusing on what he called the 'fake JFK documents story' instead of covering more pressing news.
He accused Republicans and Donald Trump of undermining JFK’s legacy while showing selective interest in his assassination files.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who previously speculated about CIA involvement in JFK’s assassination, was also criticized by Schlossberg for allegedly knowing about the file release in advance.