Lauren Boebert's Mistaken Identity Overshadows JFK Hearing

Congresswoman Boebert's confusion between Oliver Stone and Roger Stone draws attention away from calls to reopen JFK assassination investigation.

Rep. Lauren Boebert mistakenly questioned filmmaker Oliver Stone about a book authored by political operative Roger Stone during a congressional hearing on JFK's assassination.
Journalist Jefferson Morley corrected Boebert, clarifying that Roger Stone, not Oliver Stone, wrote the book implicating Lyndon B. Johnson in JFK's assassination.
Boebert apologized for the error, but the incident has drawn widespread media attention and public criticism.
Oliver Stone used the hearing to urge Congress to reopen the investigation into President John F. Kennedy's assassination, citing alleged CIA misconduct and flaws in the Warren Commission's findings.
Experts agree that the recently declassified JFK files do not contradict the Warren Commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.