RFK Jr. and Donald J. Trump

Donald Trump Vows To Release JFK Assassination Documents

John Smith

Former President Donald Trump has pledged to dedicate a presidential commission to release all classified documents pertaining to the 1963 murder of President John F Kennedy. This commitment was announced while in company of Kennedy’s kin, Robert F Kennedy Jr, during an electoral gathering in Arizona on a Friday afternoon.

The previous leader of our nation, standing as a Republican candidate, expressed that if he’s elected for a consecutive term, he intends on setting up a distinct presidential commission on assassination trials. This commission will then be responsible for publicizing the withheld files related to JFK’s death.

Furthermore, this follows an incident involving a crisis of Trump’s existence. In July, during a political rally at Butler, Pennsylvania, a bullet from a potential killer only just missed ending Trump’s life as it whizzed past his ear.

Trump made clear his intentions of assigning this foretold commission with the weighty task of revealing the documents still under wraps concerning Kennedy’s death. As it stands, there are around 4,700 items from the JFK murder case that are still partially or heavily edited.

It may be important to note that Robert F Kennedy Jr is the progeny of the former Attorney General and New York Senator Robert F Kennedy. The senior Kennedy faced his tragic end during his 1968 presidential race.

Trump acknowledged RFK Jr’s family legacy when he said, ‘He lost his father and uncle nobly serving our great nation. Bobby’s own life was repeatedly under threat amidst his campaign.’ Trump emphasized that the establishment of this commission would be a tribute to honor Bobby.

More recently, testimony given in Congress by FBI Director Christopher Wray shed some light on the details behind the attempt on Trump’s life. According to him, Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old whom Wray suspects to be the shooter, appeared to be studying details relating to JFK’s assassination before the shooting.

Wray revealed that the same day Crooks registered for the rally, he rummaged through Google in a fervor to learn about the specifics of Lee Harvey Oswald’s position as he took the fatal shot against Kennedy in November 1963.

Wray shared his belief in front of the House Judiciary Committee that this specific Google search is noteworthy. He said, ‘That’s a search that clearly shows us where his mindset was.’

In the wake of RFK Jr pulling out from the Presidential race and showing his support for the former president, Trump then spoke of his plans to form a new commission should he be elected again.

RFK Jr, an independent candidate known for his unconventional theories about vaccines, called a halt to his campaign on that same Friday. He shared during a press conference how most of mainstream American journalism and politics scorned his decision to participate in the race.

The 70-year-old, in his press conference, touched on topics like chronic disease, and launched criticisms against perceived corruption in the health sector as well as within the Democratic Party. He reflected confidently on his chances, saying, ‘In a fair system, I believe I would have emerged victorious.’

Touching on an incident that occurred recently, Trump shared that, ‘Robert reached out to me after I was nearly victim to a deadly attack in Pennsylvania last month just to convey his sympathies.’

The former president proposed that RFK Jr understands the risks faced by leaders who dare to confront the political establishment. Trump concluded, ‘Standing up to the establishment can bring about danger. But doing what’s right takes precedence.’ He grandly acknowledged that ‘Bobby also faced repeated threats in his journey entering politics.’

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