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The House Oversight Committee is getting ready for a big hearing about the JFK assassination. It’s the first time in decades Congress is looking into this. The hearing will focus on secret files the government has kept hidden for years. Many Americans want to know the full truth about what happened in Dallas in 1963.
President Trump ordered all remaining documents about JFK’s death to be released without redactions. He said the public deserves total transparency. This follows years of delays by past administrations, including Biden, who blocked some files. The National Archives finally released thousands of pages in March 2025. Conservative leaders argue this proves Trump’s commitment to honesty.
A Republican-led task force is leading the effort. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says they’ll interview survivors from the original Warren Commission. They want answers about why key details were covered up. The task force also plans to visit Dallas to talk to witnesses. Conservatives see this as a bold step to finally uncover the deep state’s secrets.
Some Democrats and elites oppose releasing the files. They claim it could “cause harm” or spread “misinformation.” But polls show most Americans distrust the government’s old explanations. Fox News asked people in D.C. what they think. Many said, “Release everything—we have a right to know!” Others worry the truth might be too shocking.
The JFK assassination has fueled conspiracy theories for over 60 years. Reports suggest government agencies hid evidence about Lee Harvey Oswald and possible collaborators. Trump’s order also targets files on RFK and MLK’s deaths. Conservatives argue this exposes decades of corruption in Washington.
The task force includes strong Republican voices like Reps. Lauren Boebert and Tim Burchett. Democrats on the panel, like Summer Lee, have criticized the effort. They call it a “political stunt.” But Republicans say hiding the truth is what’s really political. They vow to keep pushing until all questions are answered.
Critics say the release accidentally included private info like Social Security numbers. Liberals claim this proves Trump rushed the process. But most Americans don’t care about bureaucratic excuses. They just want answers. As one Texan told Fox News, “If the government did something wrong back then, we need to know—even if it’s ugly.”
This hearing marks a turning point. For years, the Washington establishment blocked transparency. Now, under Trump’s leadership, the truth is finally coming out. It’s a win for everyday Americans who are tired of secrets and lies. The GOP will keep fighting to ensure every hidden document sees the light of day.
