Here's My Exclusive Interview with Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of the JFK Assassination Files Task Force

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A cynical man might point out the federal government has been over-promising and under-delivering on things to some extent or another since before the ink was dry on the final draft of The Constitution. Granted, I went to a state college, so pretty much everything I know about it I learned from Schoolhouse Rock. So don't go by me. But that song specifically promises "domestic tranquility" to their posterity. And two and a half centuries later, we're still waiting for it to pay off the tease. 

Among the more recent promises we've repeatedly been made is the release of information the government has that should've been made public years, if not decades ago. The Jeffrey Epstein files for one. Which has been nothing short of a fiasco so far. 

But even more importantly, we've been told to expect full disclosure on everything related to the assassinations of MLK, RFK, and JFK. The last being the most significant since it is the greatest unsolved crime in the history of the nation, if not the world. True crime simply cannot get bigger than the sitting President of the United States getting shot through the head in broad daylight, followed by an investigation practically no one trusts, which reached a conclusion practically no one accepts. 

As such, we've finally seemed to have made progress toward finally getting the truth. In the form of a congressional task force charged with releasing all the files. Headed by Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who in her first day on the job did nothing less than blow up the official Warren Report finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone:

You can't overstate how important this is. The term "Conspiracy Theory" was invented in the early days after November 22, 1963 as a way to dismiss and discredit anyone who expressed any doubts that Oswald acted alone. And simply put, if you've got more than one shooter acting at the exact same moment, it's either the craziest coincidence in human history, or multiple people secretly working together. Which is the dictionary definition of a conspiracy.

She just followed up that bombshell with the announcement she's meeting with the Director of National Intelligence to make a plan for releasing the information:

… and the establishment of an official government website where everything will be posted:

So it was my great pleasure to talk to Rep. Luna about this endlessly fascinating subject. The challenge here was not to go too much into detail and get lost in the weeds. Any time you look into the JFK investigation there are literally hundreds of names, thousands of conflicting accounts, dozens of shadowy government and non-governmental agencies, and sickeningly, several special interests that benefited from his murder.

Instead, we kept the conversation to a few key elements, which I've listed here. My sincerest thanks to Rep. Luna and her staff for her time. Unfortunately the audio on their end was not the best. (Special thanks to my guy Nick Fasoli for all his work on that.) But that gives us all the more incentive to talk again in the future: