Well that was one of the interesting things that I noticed when, because there's been in the past like, I guess five or six years, a big push to like release more documents, right?

A bunch of them came out, I think during Trump, and then there

was supposed to be like the final, I think it was the final, they'll quote me on

this, but I'm sure both of you could just tell me if I'm wrong, they were supposed to release like the rest of the documents.

Like it was all going to come out.

The law, according to the law there, they have to.

And then last year they released some more and then Biden's like the administration I don't know if

Biden probably still thinks JFK is alive but like not in a conspiracy way like

genuinely like in a sort of return to childhood kind of way.

But they were supposed to release the rest of them and then they're like,

oh, COVID really slowed it down.

And then like the rest still haven't come out yet.

Well, they've said that the CIA gets to decide what they're going to release.

Like there's no outside party.

And this, I mean, even like-

There's no oversight.

Yeah, there was at one point the assassination records review board, which is when a lot of stuff came out in like a lot of these CIA Oswald files came out in the 90s

But they were also stymied as well like it's and to so there's there are still I think at least 4,000 documents that are that

the ARRB to like identified as being related and should be released and those documents have just not

been released despite the fact that the law says that they they are obligated to

release them and it's clear that there are still things that they are hiding and it's it's you know again

It makes sense that they wanted to cover up the Castro assassinations, you know in the 60s and even in the 70s it makes sense that they might have been stuff

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