Lauren Boebert Confuses Oliver Stone with Roger Stone During JFK Hearing

The mix-up occurred as Oliver Stone advocated for reopening the JFK assassination investigation, drawing attention away from the hearing's substantive discussions.

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.