Well, almost 60 years later, they released 13,000 classified JFK assassination files today.

Oh, who did it?

OJ.

Yeah, that's the bottom.

Is that right?

That's the big takeaway.

No kidding.

Well, he was a little young at the time.

Right.

But still capable. That's how he got away with it.

See? Nobody even saw him in the crowd. It wasn't the first time, as you like to say, when those two other people were murdered in the 90s.

A lot of them have already been released, but this time it's without redactions. So I guess that makes it a little more

interesting, right? Before records that were released had redactions, but now you're going to be able

see names and more details. But people have to filter through this to see if there's anything

in it. This was a back and forth for a while. I remember Trump was talking about doing this.

I saw they have extensive CIA records of Lee Harvey Oswald.

They do. The CIA was tracking him for years. For a while, yes. Which is, which is odd.

They knew he was friendly with the Russians. Yeah. But I think he was hired by the mob.

Yeah, details Oswald's visit to the Soviet embassy in Mexico City in September

1963, just two months before the assassination.

So there you go.

But as you know, Oswald didn't do it.

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