New Task Force to Declassify JFK, RFK, MLK Files and Epstein Client List

The House Oversight Committee launches an investigative unit to address long-held government secrets, including new JFK documents uncovered by the FBI.

The FBI has discovered 2,400 previously unlinked documents related to President John F. Kennedy's 1963 assassination, now set for declassification under a new executive order by Donald Trump.
The House Oversight Committee has formed a bipartisan task force, led by Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna, to declassify files on JFK, RFK, MLK, 9/11, UFOs, and Jeffrey Epstein's client list.
Representative Luna has expressed her belief in the 'two shooters' theory in JFK’s assassination but has not provided evidence to support the claim.
The task force aims to ensure transparency and public access to the files, with Luna pledging a 'relentless pursuit of truth' regarding long-standing government secrecy.
Skepticism remains about the potential impact of the released documents, with experts cautioning against expectations of dramatic revelations or a 'smoking gun.'