Tucker Carlson Accuses Tom Cotton of Blocking JFK File Release, Senator Denies Allegation
Carlson claims Cotton opposed a key intelligence hire to prevent JFK file disclosure, but Cotton refutes the charge and asserts willingness to release the files.
- Tucker Carlson alleged that Senator Tom Cotton worked to block a Trump administration intelligence hire to prevent the full release of classified JFK assassination files.
- Carlson made the accusation during a podcast discussion with Chris Cuomo, naming Cotton as the senator involved after being pressed to identify the individual.
- Senator Cotton denied the claim on social media, stating he has no objections to releasing the JFK files and had no role in blocking any appointments related to the matter.
- Cotton emphasized that Carlson had been in contact with him recently but did not ask him about the allegations before making them public.
- The controversy comes as President Trump’s administration continues efforts to declassify JFK assassination records, with new files reportedly discovered by the FBI.