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Tonight, one of President Trump's longtime promises with that he would fully declassify

and release the JFK files.

This goes all the way back to the first time he ran in 2016.

He just made good on that promise over the objections of several key officials in his administration, including CIA director John Ratcliffe.

And while many of the documents were released years ago, many unredacted passages are entirely new.

I wouldn't call any of them a smoking gun. If those smoking gun documents exist, they would likely have been eliminated a long time ago, but some of them

are quite revealing. One of the most important and interesting ones is a memo from JFK's long-time

confidant and advisor, Arthur Schlesinger, who in the wake of the CIA's botched 1961 invasion of

Cuba in the Bay of Pigs debacle, wrote to the president a 16-page memo that the

CIA had become completely out of control and that it was urgent to impose fundamental reforms

and restraints on the agency. Now, much of this document, like many of them, had been previous

released, but key sections had been redacted and are now available.

The CIA at the time was, needless to say, enraged by any suggestion that the agency needed

to be reigned in. They were further enraged when JFK fired the father of the CIA, Alan Dulles,

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