You're listening to the Judicial Watch weekly update with Tom Fitton.

Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitten here with our weekly update.

So much going on.

I will start first with a, I guess, the grandfather of conspiracy theories or an issue that Americans are concerned about. It's the

assassination of JFK. And President Trump promised records about the assassination would be

fully released. Excuse me. That is yet to happen happen although it is in process

and uh... seeing the confusion about the initial release of records

and the genuine public concern about the issue still

uh... judicial watch asked for and then when we didn't get the requested information

sued for essentially the JFK assassination

files earlier this year. And we filed the lawsuit. Let me get back to the details here.

We filed the lawsuit in February of 2025 after the National Archives, which is the federal agency that has the

assassination records, both I should say generally in the sense that assassination records

is a technical term these days under the federal law. But the assassination records that we want is broader than just the definition

under federal law as it relates to JFK. And there are six million of those records. But we sued

after they failed to respond to our January 20th, 2025 for your request for all previously unreleased records

in the possession of the National Archives and Records Administration regarding the assassination

of President John F. Kennedy. This request includes but is not limited to all records transferred

to NARA, the National Archives,

by the Assassination Records Review Board, which was the so-called commission that investigated

the Trump assess, excuse me, the JFK assassination.

Thankfully, Trump was not assassinated.

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