'There's A BOMBSHELL!' Trump Releases JFK Files, CIA 'Involvement' & Oswald Silenced

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there's a bombshell in here a very severe question for proponents of the theory that one man alone killed the
president was Angleton just atrociously incompetent or was he actually running an operation involving oswal this is not
a nothing Burger there's a memo in there dated June 1967 detailing how the former
US Army intelligence Officer Gary Underhill fled Washington DC the day after Kennedy was shot you don't have to
be a conspiracy theorist to think whoa we're closer to complete transparency
Oswald was on the cia's radar I have a deep distrust of the of the FBI even
after the President says there'll be no redactions they still get redactions that's a testament to the entrenched power of the CIA and that can only fuel
The Conspiracy Theory I was in the same exact cell that Jeffrey Epstein was in there is no way that man could have
committed suicide 100% it's a cover up I I imagine you're fairly proficient with Firearms uh
Michael president Trump order to unseal the files on a slew of scandals has one
plaud it as well as criticism including from his magga base the bot release of a so-called Epstein files handed redacted
and incomplete to conservative influences satisfied nobody and the same may now be said of the JFK files albeit
for different reasons authorities have released thousands of documents previously withheld for national
security reasons on the assassination of President Kennedy there's no immediate Smoking Gun that's been reported perhaps
it was always fanciful to imagine that the CIA would have faxed or posted details of a plot to eliminate its own
commander-in chief for example what everybody wants to know though is whether we are any closer to knowing
Beyond doubt what really happened and whether there could be more yet to come we've assembled a panel of experts and
insiders to answer those questions we turning to uncensored as we said they would after the release of the files are
Mike Baker the host of the president's Daily Brief and a former CIA C operations officer the author and JFK
expert Jefferson moley the former capao and the Columbo crime family Michael Frances and joining us for the first
time the former CIA officer and whistleblower host of CIA Declassified John Kaku welcome to all of you
Jefferson Moy let me start with you you are a JFK expert we've had this extraordinary release of uh so much
information I don't know how much you've had a chance to uh actually go through yourself or read about or take in but
what is your sort of current overview about the significance of
it it's a very significant release it's a big break in JFK assassination
information and there frankly appear there's a bombshell in here um late last
night the the National Archives released the Declassified testimony of James
Angleton The Counter Intelligence Chief in 1975 and this document taken in
conjunction with other Angleton documents released yesterday and other material released in the last five years
indicate that Angleton recruited Oswald as a CIA Source or contact that's the
phrase that's used in the in the document that he monitored Oswald's movements political contacts and
personal life for four years um that he had a 180 page file on Oswald on his
desk at when the president left for Dallas um so what this what this raises
is the question a very severe question for proponents of the theory that one man
alone killed the president was Angleton just atrociously incompetent or was he
actually running an operation involving Oswalt I think it's the ladder and there's a document in the JFK collection
which has not been released yet which will decide that and will show whether I'm right or wrong so this is a big
breakthrough there's a definitely a bombshell people who say there's a nothing Burg in here are just unfamiliar
with the the Angleton documents that have just become public okay this is not a nothing Burger my Baker obviously
former CIA yourself I mean your response to what Jefferson just
said yeah um I would and John may have a different view on this uh having also
been at the agency but uh I would vote for incompetent uh when it came to
Angleton uh and look we've talked about this before Pierce I think that the the
import of this okay first of all the importance is we're closer to complete U
transparency I don't think we're there yet right I think there's still some Court sealed documents I think there's redactions in here um so it's going to
take time documents that haven't been digitized but I think that the big thing here is going to
be yes Oswald was on the cia's radar right um was he listed as a source well
he lived in Russia right he was clearly a a self-described Marxist he had been
over there for a period of time he came back uh he had been down to Mexico visiting the Cuban and Russian embassies
of course he's going to be on the agency's radar for a period of time I'm not going to be able to make that connection to say he was a recruited
Intel Source but you'd have to go a long ways to go from that if that's the case
to drawing a connection to he was being directed by the agency which some people
will do so you know there's again there's there's countless theories out there uh but you have to build your your
your theories on solid fact so I think we we're getting closer again to transparency which I'm all for uh but
again I would caution people to think that that we're there well well let me go to the other former CIA officer on
our panel uh a whistleblower indeed John kirak you're welcome to uncensored um
look thank you people just want to know were the CIA involved in this and do we know any
more about that suggestion from the the release of these files well first I'd like to say that I
I agree with both Mike and Jeff I I think that we are closer to the truth
we're not there yet uh but but recruitment has a very specific meaning
at the CIA and I'm I'm not convinced yet that uh that Oswald was a recruited
asset he may have been but we're not quite there yet um you know I think that
uh that this Underhill memo is very interesting too certainly Jeff knows
more about it than I do but but the fact that somebody who made a career in Army intelligence and was very close with
people in the CIA at senior levels was so distraught about what he thought he
knew that he either committed suicide by shooting himself behind the right ear
which I the left ear rather which is extraordinarily difficult or was killed
is something that needs to be followed up well I actually have that I I actually have details of that I was
going to ask you so you've raised it I'll I'll tell everyone for those who haven't seen it but there's a memo in
there dated June 1967 detailing how the former US Army intelligence Officer Gary
Underhill fled Washington DC quotes very agitated close quotes the day after
Kennedy was shot and spoke with a friend about how a quote small click within the
CIA close quotes was behind the Assassin ation and 6 months later he was found
dead in his apartment uh you know just that snippet Alone um if you know you
don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to think whoa what's happened there who's this guy I want to know more about
him why was he so agitated what had he been told why did he apparently take his
life I mean these are you know if we don't get the answers at the very least there right there is enough of
information I would say to get a lot of people running around
yeah yeah agreed agreed and it's one of those questions that uh that we don't
yet have the answer to although I will say that it is consistent with with what so many people including Oliver Stone
have said over the years that that while the Kennedy assassination was likely not
a CIA plot that there may have been elements within the CIA who were so
angry with Kennedy over his failure to uh to call for air cover during the Bay
of Pigs for example or as this uh memo implies or not even implies but comes
out and says the CIA or elements of the CIA may have been involved in some kind of criminal activity it it Bears
investigation yeah um Michael Frances welcome back to our s it's always good to have you um one of the one of the
files includes a memo from the cia's St Petersburg station dated November 20th
1991 one which said the KGB a former Security Agency for the Soviet Union watched JFK's assassin Lee Harwell
closely and they commented on his Marksmanship and said he was a poor shot
when he tried Target firing in the USSR as it was then uh again a really
fascinating bit of information because if he was a poor shot how did he manage
to pull off the extraordinary accuracy of three bullets
two of which uh killed John F
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usa.com peers well you know Pierce I can only say this
and I've been saying this consistently over the past 25 30 years that I've been in in the no on this and that is I heard
my entire life from 1963 on that the mob was involved in this hit I've heard it
from the right kind of people uh there's no question that uh everybody in that life hated the kennedies uh specifically
Robert Kennedy and Joe Kennedy because a deal was cut during the presidential election with Kennedy and Nixon that the
White House Department of Justice would lay off of the mob and Robert Kennedy did just the opposite and from what I
was told somebody in government I don't know who it was most likely I would say the CIA since this would have been the
third time that the CIA approached the mob for help they did it in World War II they did it again when they wanted to
assassinate CASRO the these are facts they came again and for some reason uh
Lee Harvey well needed to be silenced and they came to us and we were more than happy to oblige them in that regard
Jack Ruby who 100% was a mob associate going back to the days of Capone and
Accardo in Chicago and then Carlos Marcelo in New Orleans and also his Connections in in Dallas he was the one
designated to silence uh Oswald I've heard that consistently my whole life from the right people people in the know
there's no reason for them to brag about this normally they wouldn't say anything when they're involved in a hit uh but
I've heard this from my father who was the under boss at that time to Joe Columbo and to others involved it was
consistent knowledge within our life so uh and I said this before Pierce if they
try to downplay Jack Ruby's role and say that he wasn't associated with the mob
in any of these confidential classified documents then I I wouldn't believe much of of what stated in there because he
100% was and that was common knowledge well before I go to to Jefferson there just to respond to that
on on that specific point about his shooting capability I I imagine you're fairly proficient with Firearms uh
Michael to to actually shoot somebody in a moving car from where Lee Harvey
Oswell was I would imagine takes a pretty high level of proficiency so would you think it's significant if the
Russians have been watching him that his target practice was way off yeah I I think
sorry that was for um for Michael Frances I'll come back to you Mike one second sure yeah I I agree with that you
have to be very proficient to to shoot somebody to shoot a moving Target like that so I think that's a that's a
correct observation okay Mike you wanted to say something on that yeah um look
first of all I I may be mistaken on this I think hosal had his Marksman badge uh which you know you you can either you
know consider important or not depending on the qualification standards that you set um but I've been down there and and
spent a fair amount of time at uh at the plaza and up in the uh Book Depository
looking and and and uh recreating that that shot um it's not a difficult shot
I've talked about this before um you know you you had the wind was not a factor it was a very clear day he'd
wrecked the site well before uh the vehicle's moving in line with you uh
it's an open top vehicle it's from from from a a Shooter's perspective that's
that's not a tough shot um again I'm not drawing any conclusions from I'm just saying from an operational perspective
not a difficult shot okay um Jefferson on the mob point that Michel Michael has been very steadfast about this that
clearly it was openly known and discussed in mob circles that Jack Ruby
was acting on their behalf and this was a revenge against Bobby Kennedy uh who
had Bas in their eyes betrayed them um is there anything that you've seen so
far in the files concerning the mob generally uh I have not searched for
organized crime one of the problems is that the archives did not make these documents searchable so you really have
to go through them one by one and I have not seen organized crime material in there but I think Michael's absolutely
right that that is the organized crime component of Kennedy's assassination the
elimination of the chief witness I want to go back to one thing though that um uh that that John said before you know
we talk about this atmosphere what what we've learned over the years is that the story of a lone gunman some crazy guy
who came out of nowhere and no one knew anything about him that you know that's just not true okay and when I say
Angleton recruited Oswald as a source of contact that's not an inference of mine
I'm quoting from a document where Angleton describes what was the criteria
for putting somebody on his male surveillance program and he says in this newly Declassified document the sole
purpose the sole purpose was to see if that person could be recruited as a
source or contact so that shows that the most likely explanation for for Angleton
taking an interest in Oswald in 1959 was to recruit him as a source or contact
and the fact that he then maintained observation surveillance of oswal for the next four years supports that so you
know what was going on here there W Angleton was running a counterintelligence operation involving
Oswald and I think that's what we're going to learn if we get all of the JFK documents he wasn't just watching him
and being incompetent he was running an operation and being very competent because that operation is still secret
there are lots of other CIA related uh bits and pieces throughout files one of
them is a CIA memo describing Oswell phoning the Soviet Embassy asking for a
Visa while in Mexico City in late September early October 1963 he also visited the Cuban Consulate
in Mexico City seeking a travel visa so he could wait there for a Soviet uh visa
and more than a month before the assassination he drove back to us through a crossing point at the Texas
border um I mean Mike let me come to you on that what should we read into into
that activity yeah well look he was it was desperate to be part of the Revolution
right we know that um he again you have to you have to you have to be a little
bit careful in terms of how you Define recruitment how you as as Jeffrey said as John has pointed out and and what
that means you can infer lots of things from that but somebody of Oswald's um activities of his background
of of his where he's going uh his belief system system are you going to look at him from again not drawing conclusions
but from an operational perspective are you going to look at him as a potential Target as a as a whether a recruitment
Target or a potential you know occasional contact a source of information are you gon to want to know what he's doing has he been recruited by
the other side so there's a lot of reasons why Oswald is on the screen and
to what degree that was locked down into a traditional classic sense of of Recruitment and running an operation I
don't know I was a toddler at the time so you know I don't think they were using me for that purpose but but I think what what we are looking at here
one of the things that will come out of all of this once all this material is sifted through and it's going to take some time is there was a failure uh
regardless of of of what status Oswald was there was a failure between the agency and the FBI to lock him down
knowing what he was doing knowing his activities not being on him not sharing
that information probably there was turf wars going on between the agency and the FBI not sharing that information with
the bureau that's going to come out and I think part of that is why some of these documents remained hidden because it's embarrassing yeah I mean um John
let me bring you in I mean just for those who don't know your background you were the first CIA officer to be in
prison for leaking classified information to reporter you expose the agency's use of water boarding as part
of its enhanced interrogation program you with a sixth whistleblower to be
indicted under the Espionage Espionage Act by the Obama ad Administration I
guess that it sort of begs the question if there was any direct evidence that
the CIA was behind this assassination would somebody not like you have taken
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show in a perfect world uh yes but think of this too uh we know for for some uh
controversial CIA uh experiments or programs like MK Ultra uh the senior
most levels of the agency ordered that the documents be destroyed and most of them were destroyed or uh we could even
say legitimately that uh an operation like this if it were a formal CIA
operation would have been so tightly compartmentalized that only a handful of people would have would have been made
aware of it and a lot of it would have been would have been uh left Unwritten
uh orders could have come down orally so it's hard to say it's hard to say but
you know getting back let me ask you this let me ask you this John when you work at the agency is there a way of of of a CIA
agent accessing any of the JFK files uh when I was there no I mean you
could go on to the uh the CIA Library website uh or go to the National Archives or the National Security
archives at George Washington University but no you you couldn't sit at your desk and just search for documents no yeah
Michael we've discussed the mob aspect of this as an American what do you feel
about the fact that we still don't know the answers to this I mean it seems to me like this is one of the most seismic
moments in American history the assassination of this dashing brilliant
young president hugely popular when it happened um and yet here we are you know
20 25 and we still don't have the answers to really what happened here how do you
feel as an American I think it's terrible you know number one you know in my younger age I
was a big fan of John F Kennedy and and even though I consider myself a conservative now um I think it's
horrible that we don't know but I think the real question here is um what I what I'm saying I know is correct why did the
government or why did somebody in government want Lee Harvey Oswell sign Ed I I have to believe it was the C CIA
and I heard CIA I heard government but the most logical uh option here would be
the CIA since again they approached us two times in the past um why did they
want him silenced there had to be some kind of government involved in this for some reason and fierce I can't answer
that I've heard recently it might had to do with uh the Bay of Pigs and that Kennedy was really upset with people
within the CIA I didn't hear it back then I'm only hearing that recently kind of makes sense so it there had to be
some government involvement if they wanted Lee Harvey Oswell silenced and the fact that we don't know about it I
think two things I don't believe that you know the government wants the world to know that a sitting president uh was
assassinated in part or had anything to do with a coverup the mob had anything to do with the cover up they don't want
the world to know that obviously they don't want the world to know that the government was involved but yeah I think
it's horrible and as an American now and a patriot I consider myself one I think it's terrible that we don't know what
happened at this point and and we should every document should be revealed the thing is are they going to be accurate
what's been redacted what's been destroyed who knows at this point so much time has passed yeah and Jefferson
one of the problems is that we're not getting everything even now so although Donald Trump said everything's getting
released there are there's a lot of redacted stuff in there what do you what do you feel about
that well I mean the fact that the president promised it there would be no redactions and people are researchers
are reporting there are lots of redactions we need to know what that happened you know what happened there
and how how they're made we're going to be reporting on my JFK fax newsletter a
hard number on the number of redactions that are there but you know what that tells you is the secret agencies are now
involved in the process and still have the ability to withhold material when
you see the things like the Angleton memo where you see a pattern of misconduct of malfeasance you know the
time for any redactions is really over and the fact that they've been able to after even after the President says
there'll be no redactions they still get redactions that's a testament to the entrenched power of the CIA yeah it is
um Mike I mean it does feel like yes we're getting it all but we're not
really and that can only fuel the conspiracy theories when you when again we haven't read everything it's possible
no one could have got through everything so far but from the stuff that you've gleaned so far what else has caught your
eye well uh John referenced and you talked about the the Underhill memo it's
very interesting I looked at Underhill and look there's there's a pattern of people you know dying in the wake of of
the assassination uh in a relatively short period of time which also you know
fuels a lot of of thought and and and and Theory um but you know I think part
of the the problem is the longer they take right and and and the bizarre part of this is is it seems like the agencies
the variety of them it's not just a CIA but a variety of agencies that may have held documents they all seem like they
were shocked and surprised on on Monday you know when when president said it would be released on the next day and
they they've had time to to to work on this they should but I do get the impression they were on the giddy up now
and it's it's messy it's it as as was pointed out a lot of this is not digitized yet so we've still got
documents that have to be searched through by hand a lot of it is just unreadable uh some of it's still
redacted and that's all to your point piis that's all going to continue this no matter once we get 100% out there
even with shity it's not going to stop right we're still G to have these these uh these conspiracy theories if you want
to call them that we're still gonna have alternative ideas as to what happened because again to your point it was so
impactful it was such an motive moment nobody wants to imagine that it came
down to one individual sitting up there with a rifle in The Book Depository it's
it's it's it thing there's so much there's so much right I mean there's so much other murky stuff surrounding oswal
that that seems the least likely scenario to me just from everything I've read it's like if this guy's got all
this in his back catalog the idea this is just a random lone guy and there's nobody else with their tentacles into
him just seems very implausible that's just that's the view from across the pond uh Chad um let me bring bring John
back in here because one of the one of the theories was was Lee Harvey Oswald a KGB agent it looks like from the memos
that have come out so far uh in the files the CIA doesn't think that's the case a 1991 Memo from the CIA CED a
former KGB agent named a nikonov we talked about him earlier I think who was tasked to determine whether Lee Harvey
Oswell was a member of the Soviet Union secret police after trolling through five thick files on the assassination
nikonov cast doubt that Oswald was a KGB recruit he said he doubted anyone could
control Oswald but noted the KGB watched him closely and constantly while he was in the USSR Oswald of course defected to
the Soviet Union in 1959 he lived in Minsk before returning to the US with a wife and baby in 1962 and there's
another relating memo again relating to nicov who commented uh that lehavi oswal had a
stormy relationship with his Soviet wife who rode him incessantly the president's Commission of the assassination of
President John F Kennedy in September 1964 also commented on the couple's
tumultuous relationship so two things going on there where the KGB were watching him um he's living in Russia
he's got a stormy relationship with his wife there's a there's a lot going on in the life of Lee har
isn't that oh indeed in fact we know from earlier releases and from uh
releases that came from the KGB upon the fall of the Soviet Union that uh Oswald was very unhappy in Minsk he was he was
assigned to work uh on the production line in a radio Factory the weather was
bad it was cold all the time it wasn't what it was all cracked up to be in at least in his mind he was there for four
years he really didn't like it he didn't like his wife friends they didn't seem to like him and then after four years he
decided to go back well we know that the KGB was watching him the entire time
that he was in Minsk and they really had trouble figuring out who is this guy and what does he want here and then in the
end they just concluded that he was a malcontent he may have been mentally ill
not terribly mentally ill but enough to function you know he was saying enough that he could function uh in uh in daily
life he just didn't like living there and finally decided to go back and John
just staying with you for a moment I know you've said um you believe the Martin Luther King files which we
haven't seen at all yet are more explosive than people may think why why do you believe
that I have a deep distrust of the of the FBI and uh you know the the official the
official story that James Earl Reay who had a a long history of alcohol
ISM we're we're supposed to believe that that he stood for as long as 12 hours
with a rifle in a communal bathroom in a flop house a block away from the
Lorraine Motel and just waited for Martin Luther King to come out of his room and then with one shot was able to
kill him and then make an escape it's just it it's just not a believable
scenario to me even Martin Luther King's eldest son uh said publicly many times
that he just simply didn't believe that James R Reay killed his father and you know that we know that the FBI a couple
of years earlier had uh tried to get Martin Luther King to commit suicide uh
that didn't work they were worried about the uh the black Messiah uh there were
just too many there were too many unanswered questions surrounding the the killing of Martin Luther King and the
official story it just doesn't it just doesn't doesn't sit right in my mind and
Michael frences we've also got the Epstein files which turned into a bit of a fast we were told we were going to get
the all a lot of conservative influencers raced down and were handed the dossier and it was a big nothing
Burger in the end um attorney general pan bondy says she's received a truckload of unreleased documents
relating to it but we don't know when these are going to be released um again it strikes me how do we not know
everything about Jeffrey epy this is not from the 60s this is stuff going on this Century you know and also I would add to
that that the ongoing mystery bizarre mystery around this young kid who tried
to kill Trump you know who managed to get onto a roof with no secret service
at the one vantage point that would be the most obvious to any anyone with a brain that that might be where someone
would try and shoot him from 150 yards whatever it was from Trump um manages to
very nearly kill him grazes his ear and we know literally almost nothing about this kid to this day um and It just
strikes me the Epstein the mystery this the assassination attempt on Trump a mystery the JFK files a mystery the the
uh Martin Luther King files a mystery lot of mystery surrounding Bobby Kennedy's assassination I mean you it
just it is slightly baffling that even now around recent events we still can't
seem to get C IR called very veriable
facts Pierce I would tell you this if this was an investigation on the mob my former Associates you'd know everything
right 100% I agree you know everything yeah and the only reason I the only reason I can say that all of these cases
that you just mentioned tie in because there had to be government or people in power high-powered people involved in
this and there's a cover up and I will say this again I was in the same exact cell that Jeffrey Epstein was in there
is no way that man could have committed suicide he would have to work very hard to try to do it the cameras are off the
people walking the tier they were constantly on me all the time I couldn't even use the restroom I was embarrassed
to sit because they were walking by it's not possible that he would have committed suicide under any
circumstances in that cell I can say that so there has to be powerful people involved maybe they were in government
maybe there in other walks of life that have been able to suppress this information in all three of those cases
there's no other reason for that and I have to say this going back to your question I I don't know how many people
are as old as I am on this panel but I remember completely you know when Kennedy was killed because for days
there was no cable TV there was nothing on you know social media it was all network television and for days 24 hours
a day seven days a week all we saw was Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy everything about his life people in the street were in
mourning everywhere he went that was the only topic being discussed this was Major major major tra tragic news across
the country and the fact that we still don't have the answers all of these years later it's terrible it's
absolutely horrible this was a one of the biggest events in the history of this country maybe in the world and we
don't know what's happening there 100% it's a cover up on all of these instances that you just mentioned like I
said if this was the mob you'd know everything I totally agree I think that's completely such a great Point um
Jefferson I mean we also had the sad uh news recently that Clint h who was the
secret service agent who jumped on the back of the limousine because he was Jackie Kennedy's personal bodyguard in
the Secret Service I actually interviewed Clint Hill uh about what happened and he's talked very movingly
about how he lived with the guilt that he tripped as he tried to get on and had he got on immediately he may have taken the second bullet and saved the
president's life so very you know obviously profound moment in his life but what struck me again there was I
think there were only about eight or nine people on the Secret Service detail that day I mean you probably know the
exact number but it was a very small number of people it's nothing like today when there are hundreds and
hundreds no and if if you compare the security if you look at the films of
JFK's other trips to other cities in the fall of 1963 the security in Dallas was the
weakest by far of any of those cities in every other City there were marksmen on the top of buildings all high Office
Buildings were searched none of that happened in Dallas the the secret servic man riding in the car in front of in
front of JFK Roy Kellerman he was way down the Secret Service chain of command
they were short-handed they'd stayed up all the night before and what people forget is there was a lot of hostility
to JFK in the Secret Service he had brought in an African-American agent
Abraham Balden for the first time um and people resented it and and didn't like
it a lot of people were quitting the Secret Service in the fall of 1963 they didn't want to guard Kennedy so
Kennedy's policies made him unpopular among law enforcement and that contributed to the assassination as well
fascinating um Mike the one of the big things which has not emerged so far from
the files that everyone has always wanted to see is a recording of the telephone call that took place between
President Lyndon Johnson and J gaho on the morning of the assassination um you
I think if it was in there we'd probably know by now but how significant could that be if that is lurking somewhere in
there I mean it's the great thing that people have always wanted to hear yeah people would Glam onto that
immediately if it was released and again going back to what we talked about earlier you know there are still things
left to be released we've got what six million plus documents and recordings and other things there's there still are
uh items that have to be brought forward and I think we all agree we're all in the same sheet of music here transparency is is a very good thing and
there's no excuse for not having transparency at this point I would like to also go back to something that John
said I'm in 100% agreement over the MLK and and piis you and I talked about that
before the Martin Luther King assassination um that one uh I'm very
interested in seeing I actually believe there'll be more there than in the release of the remaining material for
the JFK assassination that one doesn't make any sense in in in in a number of
ways right uh and the fact that that James earol Reay you know who was a as
he said an alcoholic but also just a bad Petty Thief right he couldn't keep himself out of jail and somehow we're
supposed to believe that he ends up with enough of cash he buys himself a car he goes off the grid for a period of time
he resurfaces looking like a college professor right and and then he ends up overseas there there's there's too many
questions there so you know again I can't make those connections yet because we haven't seen the material but
you know who knows when that's coming out because this this process is taking too long it is taking too long and you
know I said we get you guys back uh after we were talking about the files maybe being released um I've got you
back we still don't really well we don't know yet fully what's in the release files or what's in the redacted bits
which the president said would not be redacted so it maybe I have to get you all back again gentlemen which I'm sure
our viewers would love to have you back because it is utterly fascinating and there are so many remaining unanswered
questions but uh we're getting we're getting little bits and pieces which I think are really really interesting and
I I think it's well worth following this and seeing where it all ends up so thank you to my panel uh I appreciate it, and thank
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