Overview

• Rep. Lauren Boebert mistakenly attributed a book by Roger Stone to filmmaker Oliver Stone during a congressional hearing on JFK assassination files.
• The hearing focused on newly declassified files related to the 1963 assassination and calls to reinvestigate the case.
• Oliver Stone clarified that his film 'JFK' explores conspiracy theories but does not accuse Lyndon B. Johnson of direct involvement in the assassination.
• Journalist Jefferson Morley corrected Boebert's error, pointing out the confusion between the two Stones, prompting an apology from the congresswoman.
• The incident has drawn significant media attention, overshadowing discussions about the implications of the newly released documents.